Natural gas in underground storage is expected to have risen by 44 billion cubic feet to 3,976 Bcf in the week ended Nov. 8, according to the average estimate of ten analysts, brokers and traders.
Oppenheimer analysts initiated coverage on five key storage and infrastructure stocks on Wednesday, offering insights into their growth potential within the industry.
Wall Street's verdict is clear: A second Trump presidency is likely to deliver a blow to an export-dependent European Union that is struggling with sclerotic economic growth and ever-multiplying ...