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Natural Gas Fared Worse than Crude Oil Over Year
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By all indications, natural gas appears to have fared much
worse than crude oil in 1991 nationally, but perhaps more
perversely in Oklahoma.
Oil enjoyed a upswing in prices during and after the Persian
Gulf War; natural gas prices were basically unaffected. During the
summer, spot gas prices plummeted to a record low of 95 cents per
thousand cubic feet in parts of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma, ranked third in natural gas production in the nation,
appears to have been hit hard by the downtu...
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