Recently looked at the trend of energy futures, and crude oil futures are still somewhat interesting. WTI May contract is at $111.54 per barrel, and it seems the market still has some tension regarding future supply expectations.



But it's not just crude oil futures; the entire energy sector is moving. Natural gas May futures closed at $2.80 per million British thermal units, gasoline at $3.2880 per gallon, and heating oil at $4.3611 per gallon. It feels like these energy commodities related to crude oil futures are all fluctuating with market sentiment.

The performance of these crude oil futures is still worth paying attention to, as they usually influence the entire downstream energy industry chain.
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