| Recently, the Energy Information Administration released its weekly reports on the status of various liquid fuels in the United States, covering the week that ended November 29. The reports cover natural gas and petroleum, presenting data about the production, storage, and prices of the fuels.
Changes in the data can reflect natural variations, seasonal trends, long-term market effects, and current events in regions of the globe where liquid fuels are produced, processed, and sold. This week was highlighted by fears over energy price declines that could continue well into 2014...............................................Full Article: Source
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