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EOG Resources Inc., the U.S. crude oil producer that’s rallied more than any peer in the past six months, offers the biggest energy companies the chance to expand in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.
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With Exxon Mobil Corp. poised to lose its lead as the largest publicly traded oil producer by output, acquiring Anadarko Petroleum Corp. or EOG Resources Inc. would accelerate growth and help the company regain its lead.
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Natural gas futures jumped in New York after a government report showed a smaller-than-forecast U.S. stockpile increase.
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Forecasters around the world are watching the Pacific Ocean for signs of a cooling cycle that could heat up the Atlantic hurricane season, affecting energy and commodities markets.
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Natural gas dropped to a four-week low on speculation that a stockpile decline last week wasn’t enough to keep supplies from reaching a record by November.
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Natural gas futures fell for the first time in five days as revised forecasts showed cooler weather for the U.S. Midwest and Northeast, reducing demand for gas-powered electricity for air conditioning.
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Natural gas futures rose in New York after data showed the number of gas drilling rigs in the U.S. fell for the first time this year, a sign that producers are cutting exploration and production.
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U.S. natural gas prices are poised to extend their longest-ever decline as heavier-than-normal rainfall boosts hydropower generation from plants in the Pacific Northwest, cutting demand for gas-fired electricity.
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Natural gas futures fell for the seventh time in eight days on concern the U.S. economic recovery won’t be strong enough to absorb rising production of the factory and power-plant fuel.
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Natural gas’s unprecedented share of U.S. power generation is likely to keep growing as the biggest price slide in a year and the prospect of stricter pollution rules erode the market for coal.
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