Energy Down With Oil Futures — Energy Roundup
Shares of energy companies fell alongside oil futures.
U.S. crude futures closed below the psychologically significant $90-per-barrel level as traders tried to get their arms around the run rate of Middle East exports.
British oil major Shell expects to report that its refining margin hit a record high in the third quarter, as attacks on shipping in the Middle East restrict global fuel supplies.
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October 07, 2026 17:27 ET (21:27 GMT)
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