Energy Prices Off, Except for Natural Gas
Posted on: Monday, 28 November 2005, 12:00 CST
Most energy prices on the world's biggest futures market rose Monday, but natural gas picked up value.
High-quality crude oil for January delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange tumbled 81 cents to $57.90 per 42-gallon barrel.
Gasoline for December delivery eased to $1.442 per gallon, and December heating oil declined about 3 cents to $1.663 per gallon.
Natural gas, however, rose about 1 cent to $11.701 per million Btu.
Source: United Press International
Related Articles
- Gas Prices Fall to Less Than $4 Per Gallon
- U.S. Gas Prices Bump Past $4 Per Gallon
- Report: Gas Will Top $4 Per Gallon
- Gas Retailers Deny Big Profit: Station Owners Say Zone Pricing and Corporate Underpricing Cut Their Gains to Pennies Per Gallon
- Energy Office: Price of Heating Oil Hits $2.38 Per Gallon
- Pain Per Gallon
- Experts Available to Discuss Gas Prices Expected to Reach $4 Per Gallon
- Expert: $4 Per Gallon Gasoline Likely
- Get Ready for $4 Per Gallon Gasoline
- Here Comes $3 Per Gallon Gasoline
Rating: 2.8 / 5 (12 votes)
 |
 |
Rate this article:
User Comments (0)
RSS Feeds