Gasoline futures on Friday scored their highest close in a month and oil
prices finished the week with a more than 2% gain on prospects for
stronger energy demand as the holiday weekend marks the start of the
U.S. summer-driving season.
June natural gas
NGM14
+0.80%
closed at $4.405 per million British thermal units, up nearly 5 cents, or 1.1% — around 0.2% lower for the week.
Gasoline for June delivery RBM4 +0.58% tacked nearly 2 cents, or 0.6%, to $3.024 a gallon for a gain of around 1.7% on the week, which was the second weekly gain in a row. Prices closed at their highest level since April 25.
July crude CLN4 +0.63% rose 61 cents, or 0.6%, to settle at $104.35 a barrel on Nymex for a 2.3% weekly gain, based on the most-active contracts. Prices closed at their highest since April 21.
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Gasoline for June delivery RBM4 +0.58% tacked nearly 2 cents, or 0.6%, to $3.024 a gallon for a gain of around 1.7% on the week, which was the second weekly gain in a row. Prices closed at their highest level since April 25.
July crude CLN4 +0.63% rose 61 cents, or 0.6%, to settle at $104.35 a barrel on Nymex for a 2.3% weekly gain, based on the most-active contracts. Prices closed at their highest since April 21.
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