Natural gas prices rallied lightly yesterday on bargain-hunting and short-covering by shorts taking profits. Traders seem to have been aligning their positions ahead of this morning’s EIA underground storage report. Bloomberg expects a draw today of 108-109 bcf, which would eat into the surplus against the five-year average, [More]

Natural Gas Storage Report for Week Ending March 5, 2010 [More]

This week’s Department of Energy (DOE) statistical survey followed the API report in terms of direction. Both showed a build in crude oil stocks, declines in refined products stocks and a drop in refinery utilization. Where the API had shown a much larger-than-expected build in crude oil inventories, though (a build of 6.5 mln bbls), the DOE showed a milder-than-predicted build of 1.4 million barrels. [More]

Daily Energy Hedger is Cameron Hanover’s flagship research document. The document provides a tightly written synopsis on the previous session’s trading activity, and gives thorough analysis for the entire energy complex from a fundamental, technical and proprietary perspective. It is mandatory reading for energy traders and industry professionals alike. [More]

Phil Flynn: The Energy Report – March 11, 2010 [More]

Energy Spot Prices for March 11, 2010 @11:06am [More]

Energy Drilldown – March 11, 2010 - In trading on Nymex, April crude oil prices were down $.16 to $81.93/barrel as of 8.19 AM EST, this morning. Oil prices remain high despite yesterday’s 1.4 million barrel inventory build and signs of flagging global demand. [More]

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Energy News Wrap-up – March 10, 2010 - Bloomberg (Reported 3/10/2010) - Crude oil rose to an eight-week high and gasoline surged after a government report showed that U.S. fuel supplies declined as demand climbed - MarketWatch (Reported 3/10/2010) - Crude-oil futures rose to finish above $82 a barrel on Wednesday, lifted by better-than-expected U.S. supplies data. [More]

FMX | Connect (Reported 3/10/10) - 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. [More]