March 13, 2025
Energy

Revised employment sent crude oil prices falling Wednesday


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As crude oil prices dropped by $1 a barrel on Wednesday, Oklahoma energy stocks ended the day with a mix of gains and losses.

The price drop came after the U.S. revised a sharply estimate of employment stats—down by 818,000.

As a result, West Texas Intermediate crude fell $1.24 or 1.69% at closed at $71.93 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Global benchcmark Brent crude finished down $1.15 or 1.49% at $76.05 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe.

Oklahoma energy stocks had a fairly-mixed trading day Wednesday.

 

Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.

72.37 USD−0.81 

23.95 USD−0.10 

43.84 USD−0.20 

5.35 USD−0.14 

142.51 USD+0.28 

32.82 USD+0.050 

7.70 USD−0.060 

Mach Natural Resources LP

Mammoth Energy Services Inc

9.50 USD−0.010 

NGL Energy Partners LP Unit

42.69 USD+0.100 

6.22 USD−0.060 

32.76 USD−0.14 

35.39 USD−0.53 



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