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Subject (155)First Look - AEGIS Markets reported its highest-ever number of natural gas trades yesterday, as clients capitalized on the recent rise in the forward curve
Preheader (149)First Look WTI is up $0.05 to $71.04/bbl, and Brent is up $0.02 to $74.01/bbl. Natural gas is down -16.9c to $3.767/MMBtu. (As of 07:45 AM CDT) AEGIS
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First Look - AEGIS Markets reported its highest-ever number of natural gas trades yesterday, as clients capitalized on the recent rise in the forward curve

First Look WTI is up $0.05 to $71.04/bbl, and Brent is up $0.02 to $74.01/bbl. Natural gas is down -16.9c to $3.767/MMBtu. (As of 07:45 AM CDT) AEGIS
First Look - AEGIS Markets reported its highest-ever number of natural gas trades yesterday, as clients capitalized on the recent rise in the forward curve