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Possible ceasefire in Gaza sent crude prices down on Friday

The possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza resulted in weaker crude benchmarks on Friday. But as Reuters reported, the shrinking U.S. rig count cushioned the fall.
Observers believe if peace talks are successful, it might convince Yemen’s Houthi rebels to allow oil tankers to pass unharmed through the Red Sea.
West Texas Intermediate crude fell 44 cents to $80.63 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Global benchmark Brent crude dropped 35 cents a barrel and settled at $85.43 on ICE Futures Europe.
April natural gas fell 2 cents to $1.68 per 1,000 cubic feet.
Friday saw losses for most Oklahoma energy stocks including a 5% drop for Mammoth Energy Services.
Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.
19.71 USD−0.28 
Canoo Inc
4.28 USD−0.060 
Chesapeake Energy Corp
86.31 USD+0.060 
Coterra Energy Inc
27.29 USD−0.11 
Devon Energy Corp
48.37 USD−0.16 
Empire Petroleum Corp
5.31 USD+0.070 
 Gulfport Energy Corp
159.61 USD−0.43 
Helmerich and Payne Inc
41.28 USD−0.30 
LSB Industries Inc
7.97 USD−0.070 
Mach Natural Resources LP
18.57 USD−0.33 
Mammoth Energy Services Inc
3.71 USD−0.20 
Matrix Service Co
13.08 USD+0.14 
NGL Energy Partners LP
5.85 USD+0.025 
OGE Energy Corp
33.71 USD+0.13 
ONE Gas Inc
62.41 USD−0.56 
ONEOK Inc
79.03 USD−0.44 
Ovintiv Inc
50.94 USD−0.55 
PHX Minerals Inc
3.15 USD+0.070 
SandRidge Energy Inc
14.11 USD−0.17 
Southwestern Energy Co
7.28 USD−0.0100 
Unit Corp
35.70 USD−0.26 
Vital Energy Inc
50.00 USD−0.85 
Williams Companies Inc
38.25 USD−0.17 

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