Energy News Wrap-up – March 17, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 3/17/2010) - Crude oil climbed to a 10-week high after the government reported that U.S. imports fell to a seasonal low - MarketWatch (Reported 3/17/2010) - Crude futures finished on a 1.5% gain Wednesday, helped by a weaker dollar a day after the Federal Reserve reassured markets that it would keep rates very low. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/10) - The following are end of day indicative bid/offer markets aggregated from OTC and Exchange market participants. This service is a guideline to help traders value their risk. While they are taken from sources believed to be accurate, these are not tradable markets. Please see disclaimer below. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/10) - The following are the Year-over-Year Calendar Spread and Calendar Strip closing values derived from OTC market participants in Natural Gas. These are indicative values intended to give approximations of closing prices. Actual settlements may vary. For settlements, go to www.fmxconnect.com and click “settlements” in the tools menu. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/2010) - The following is a report of Crude Oil Option’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/2010) - The following is a report of Heating Oil Option’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. Information is compiled and summarized below. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/2010) - The following is a report of Natural Gas Option’s activity in the Over-The- Counter and Exchange traded venues. [More]

Consensus: The 12Z model is revising its expectations for weather over the coming weeks. [More]

EIA WTI Crude Report – Week Ending March 12, 2010 [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/17/2010) - The following is a summary of open interest in today’s expiring crude oil (LO) options. Data reflects open interest as of 3/17/2010. [More]

Natural gas prices lost another 4.4 cents per million Btu yesterday on continuing forecasts for warmer-than-normal temperatures. The forecasts are now all the way out to near the end of March. The National Weather Service (NWS) is calling for warmer readings from the 23rd to the 29th from the Midwest to the Atlantic, encompassing everything north of the Chesapeake. [More]