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Oil prices finished down on Friday to lowest point in 3 months

Crude oil prices finished a lower week in trading on Friday, falling nearly 1% and posting their biggest weekly loss in three months.
Here’s what happened on Friday. Investors considered the latest US jobs data which was weak and were still wondering and hoping of the Federal Reserve might cut interest rates. With all indications showing the Fed will hold interest rates as they are, it will lead to higher and longer borrowing costs, plus curb any economic growth in the U.S.
West Texas Intermediate crude in the states dropped 84 cents or 1.06% to settle at $78.11 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Brent crude finished down 71 cents or 0.85% to $82.96 a barrel on ICE Futures Europe.
June natural gas rose 10 cents to $2.14 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Another day of mixed trading for Oklahoma energy stocks. While Coterra Energy gained 4% on Friday, Southwestern Energy dropped about 2%.
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
23.25 USD+0.38 
Canoo Inc
2.77 USD−0.060 
Chesapeake Energy Corp
86.67 USD−0.12 
Coterra Energy Inc
28.19 USD+1.02 
Devon Energy Corp
50.54 USD+0.20 
Empire Petroleum Corp
5.73 USD+0.010 
Gulfport Energy Corp
153.19 USD+2.53 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
38.47 USD+0.64 
LSB Industries Inc
8.51 USD−0.0050 
Mach Natural Resources LP
20.39 USD−0.21 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
3.08 USD−0.040 
Matrix Service Co
11.74 USD+0.17 
NGL Energy Partners LP
5.91 USD+0.050 
OGE Energy Corp
35.18 USD+0.15 
ONE Gas Inc
65.45 USD−0.49 
ONEOK Inc
77.23 USD+0.28 
Ovintiv Inc
51.54 USD+0.47 
PHX Minerals Inc
3.40 USD+0.070 
SandRidge Energy Inc
13.62 USD+0.020 
Southwestern Energy Co
7.08 USD−0.15 
 Unit Corp
37.68 USD−0.25 
Vital Energy Inc
51.66 USD+0.75 
Williams Companies Inc
38.67 USD+0.13 

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