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Unprecedented $480 million DOE loan to Arena Energy to boost Gulf oil and gas production

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Unprecedented $480 million DOE loan to Arena Energy to boost Gulf oil and gas production

The U.S. Department of Energy closed a $480 million loan to the private, Texas-based Arena Energy to help boost oil and natural gas production in the Gulf, reports Reuters. The project will modernize 22 offshore platforms ​off the coast of Louisiana, the department said. At peak

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Indirectly affected

  • UNG United States Natural Gas Fund-13.5% 30d

    United States Natural Gas Fund: it follows natural-gas prices. Linked by “gas” (natural gas) in this story.

  • XLE Energy Select Sector SPDR+6.9% 30d

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  • USO United States Oil Fund-1.1% 30d

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  • XLF Financial Select Sector SPDR+1.0% 19d

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  • XOM ExxonMobil Holdings-2.7% 17d

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  • LNG Cheniere Energy+9.1% 30d

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  • EQT Eqt-0.9% 30d

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Price reaction, T-5 to T+3

TickerT-5T-3T-1T0T+1T+2T+3
UNG-10.81%-10.24%base-1.87%after closeafter closeafter close
XLE+2.11%-0.95%base+1.21%after closeafter closeafter close
USO+2.78%+4.95%base-0.19%after closeafter closeafter close
XLF+1.53%-1.92%base+0.51%after closeafter closeafter close
XOM+3.07%+0.89%base+0.88%after closeafter closeafter close
LNG-0.51%-5.27%base+3.10%after closeafter closeafter close
EQT+0.99%-5.04%base+1.50%after closeafter closeafter close
KMIPrices arriving within minutes———after closeafter closeafter closeafter close

Closing-price change versus T-1, the last close before the story. T0 to T+3 fill in after each market close. Prices: Alpaca IEX.

Unprecedented $480 million DOE loan to Arena Energy to boost Gulf oil and gas production 10/12 Industry Report

Source: 10/12 Industry Report

Energy

CompanyWhenMoveStatus
EQTthat day+1.50%still updating
EQTthree days earlier-5.04%final price
EQTfive days earlier+0.99%final price
LNGthat day+3.10%still updating
LNGthree days earlier-5.27%final price
LNGfive days earlier-0.51%final price
UNGthat day-1.87%still updating
UNGthree days earlier-10.24%final price
UNGfive days earlier-10.81%final price
USOthat day-0.19%still updating
USOthree days earlier+4.95%final price
USOfive days earlier+2.78%final price
XLEthat day+1.21%still updating
XLEthree days earlier-0.95%final price
XLEfive days earlier+2.11%final price
XLFthat day+0.51%still updating
XLFthree days earlier-1.92%final price
XLFfive days earlier+1.53%final price
XOMthat day+0.88%still updating
XOMthree days earlier+0.89%final price
XOMfive days earlier+3.07%final price

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How solid the energy case looks

12 out of 100Price not final

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