Front Month ICE Brent Crude for Dec. delivery gained 67 cents per barrel, or 0.79% to $85.53 this week. --Up for nine consecutive weeks. --Longest winning streak since the week ending April 30, 1999 when the market rose for ten straight weeks.
Front Month Nymex Crude for Dec. delivery gained $2.03 per barrel, or 2.48% to $83.76 this week. --Up for nine consecutive weeks. --Longest winning streak on record.
Front Month Nymex Natural Gas for Nov. delivery lost 13.00 cents per million British thermal units, or 2.40% to$ 5.2800 per million British thermal units this week-- Down for three consecutive weeks-- Down 33.90 cents or 6.03% over the last three weeks-- Largest three week net decline since the week ending March 12, 2021-- Largest three week percentage decline since the week ending March 19, 2021-- Today it is up 16.50 cents or 3.23%-- Largest one day dollar and percentage gain since Tuesday,...
Front Month ICE Brent Crude for Dec. delivery lost $1.21 per barrel, or 1.41% to $84.61 today. --Largest one day dollar and percentage decline since Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021. --Snaps a two session winning streak.
Front Month Nymex Crude for Dec. delivery lost 92 cents per barrel, or 1.10% to $82.50 today. --Largest one day dollar and percentage decline since Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021. --Snaps a five session winning streak.
Front Month Nymex Natural Gas for Nov. delivery lost 5.50 cents per million British thermal units, or 1.06% to $5.1150 per million British thermal units today. --Snaps a two session winning streak. --Off 18.96% from its 52- week high of $6.312 hit Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2021.
Front Month ICE Brent Crude for Dec. delivery gained 74 cents per barrel, or 0.87% to $85.82 today. --Up for two consecutive sessions. --Up $1.49 or 1.77% over the last two sessions.
Front Month Nymex Crude for Nov. delivery gained 91 cents per barrel, or 1.10% to $83.87 today. --Up for five consecutive sessions. --Up $3.43 or 4.26% over the last five sessions.
Front Month Nymex Natural Gas for Nov. delivery gained 8.20 cents per million British thermal units, or 1.61% to$ 5.1700 per million British thermal units today. --Up for two consecutive sessions. --Up 18.10 cents or 3.63% over the last two sessions.
U.S. crude-oil inventories surprisingly fell last week, while gasoline and diesel fuels also declined, according to data released Wednesday by the Energy Information Administration. Benchmark U.S. oil prices that were slightly lower before the mostly bullish report erased those declines afterward. The Nymex front-month crude contract for November delivery was recently 0.3% higher at $83.21 a barrel.
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