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US LNG plants imported cargoes during winter storm as natural gas prices hit records

Several U.S. LNG companies, including BP and Shell, imported liquefied natural gas from Trinidad during a winter storm that caused record-high natural gas prices. Spot prices surged as demand increased and production fell due to frozen wells. Unusually, LNG was sent to export terminals like Elba Island and Cove Point, which typically export gas. This move highlights the impact of high prices, with gas futures reaching a three-year high. The situation underscores challenges posed by the Jones Act, which restricts LNG sales between U.S. ports.

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SHEL
+0.45%
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BPH
+0.60%
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XLE
+0.77%
Reuters·
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SHEL
+0.45%
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BPH
+0.60%
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XLE
+0.77%

EQT Corp. Stock Outperforms Competitors On Strong Trading Day

EQT Corp. (EQT) shares rose 2.85% to $55.96 on a mixed trading day, outperforming competitors like EOG Resources (up 2.24%) and Devon Energy (up 0.96%). The Dow Jones increased by 0.02%, while the S&P 500 fell by 0.01%. EQT remains 10.08% below its 52-week high of $62.23 reached on December 5th. Trading volume was 8.5 million, below the 50-day average of 9.7 million.

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EOG
+2.24%
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UNG
-1.16%
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XLE
+0.77%
Dow Jones·
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EOG
+2.24%
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UNG
-1.16%
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XLE
+0.77%

What's Driving the Market Sentiment Around EQT Corp?

EQT Corp's short interest has decreased by 6.36%, with 22.81 million shares sold short, representing 3.68% of available shares. It would take traders an average of 3.28 days to cover their short positions. A decline in short interest may indicate a more bullish market sentiment. Compared to its peers, EQT Corp has a lower short interest percentage of 3.68%, while the peer average is 8.55%.

benzinga_article·
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XOP
+1.26%
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EMLP
+0.23%
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FCG
+1.05%
benzinga_article·
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XOP
+1.26%
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EMLP
+0.23%
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FCG
+1.05%

Natural Gas Found Its Spark – How to Play Past the Rally

A recent winter storm has increased demand for natural gas in the U.S., leading to a surge in prices to their highest levels in three years. Optimism surrounds the natural gas sector, with expectations for strong performance in 2026 as demand is projected to grow faster than supply. New sources of demand, including Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) exports and AI data centers, are emerging, further driving the market. The Delaware Basin is highlighted as a key area for investment opportunities due to its growing production and strategic location for natural gas access.

InvestorPlace·
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LNGZ
0.00%
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XOP
+1.26%
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BOIL
-2.37%
InvestorPlace·
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LNGZ
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XOP
+1.26%
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BOIL
-2.37%

EU to exempt US, Qatari gas from extra checks under its Russian gas ban, draft shows

The EU will exempt gas from key suppliers, including the U.S. and Qatar, from extra checks under its upcoming Russian gas ban. This decision follows the EU's approval of a legally-binding plan to phase out Russian gas imports by late 2027. While shipments from non-Russian countries will require prior authorization, major suppliers like the U.S., Norway, and Qatar will be exempt due to low risk of Russian gas entering their exports. The draft document is subject to change before its official publication.

Reuters·
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UNL
-0.38%
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LNGX
+1.29%
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IXC
+0.91%
Reuters·
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UNL
-0.38%
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LNGX
+1.29%
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IXC
+0.91%
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