Slower Texas Manufacturing Growth Followed by More Optimism Ahead
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas has released its latest Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey, and factory activity in the Texas region continued to expand in February.
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Natural Gas Price Rises on Another Big Storage Drawdown
The U.S. natural gas inventory withdrawal was slightly larger than expected, but prices moved only slightly.
Say Goodbye to $1.99 Gas
Crude has been above $55 a barrel most of the past month, and that means drivers can say goodbye to $1.99 a gallon gas prices almost everywhere in America.
Natural Gas Price Ticks Lower After Inventory Report
U.S. demand for natural gas last week was lower than analysts had expected and that, along with a mild forecast heading into next week, is keeping a lid on the price of March futures.
Crude Oil Prices Solidly Higher, Ignoring Rising US Inventories
Reported cuts in world crude oil production and encouraging words on the U.S.-China trade talks have overcome significant increases in U.S. petroleum inventories to keep prices about 2% above last night's closing level.
Short Sellers Retreat on Major Oil Stocks
The January 31 short interest data have been compared with the previous figures, and short interest in most of these selected big oil stocks decreased.
Short Sellers Wavering on Solar Stocks, Mixed on Alternative Fuels
Short interest during the last two weeks of January was mixed on both the solar and alt energy stocks we follow. With one big exception.
Grumbling From Russian Oil Giant Rosneft Over Production Cuts: Reuters
The CEO of Rosneft reportedly has complained to Russian President Vladimir Putin that going along with OPEC production cuts is a "strategic threat and plays into the hands of the United States."
US Senate Takes Aim at OPEC, but Will It Follow Through?
A bipartisan group of four U.S. Senators introduced legislation that would give the U.S. Department of Justice authority to sue members of the OPEC for antitrust violations. How good are its chances of being…
Natural Gas Price Slips After Withdrawals Fall Short
Withdrawals from the U.S. natural gas supply totaled 237 billion cubic feet last week. While the largest withdrawal so far this heating season, it still fell below the estimated withdrawal.
Crude Oil Prices Sag on Inventory Build Up
The U.S. crude oil inventory added 1.3 million barrels last week according to the weekly report from the Energy Information Administration.
RBC Global Energy Best Ideas Up Big in 2019: 4 to Buy Now
These four stocks look like outstanding choices for growth and income accounts looking to add energy but wanting to play it safe.
The BP Profit Engine Is Running at Full Throttle
Oil supermajor BP reported blockbuster fourth-quarter and full-year results Tuesday morning. Yearly profit doubled compared to 2017 and liquids production is rising.
Gas Prices Mixed Nationally: These 10 States Have the Highest Gas Taxes
AAA has announced that gasoline price movements were mixed and muted last month. Gas taxes remain among the primary reasons gas prices are low overall.
Large-Cap Oil Dividend Stocks Are Dirt Cheap Buys Now
We screened our 24/7 Wall St. research database and found four large-cap oil dividend stock that look like solid picks now, especially with the potential for larger cuts in OPEC production and a possible…