NYSE:CTRA 10 January 2026

Devon Energy’s $2.6 billion shale deal puts stock to the test before Tuesday

Devon Energy heads into the long U.S. market weekend after a week that saw shares slump, despite a modest gain Friday. Investors weighed the company’s $2.6 billion deal for more Delaware Basin acreage. Devon finished Friday at $47.22, up 0.23% on the session, but off roughly 4.6% from last week’s close.

23 May 2026

Energy·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN

Devon Energy Jumps on Friday, Faces Investors’ Next Move Monday

Devon Energy Corp. shares finished up 4.76% at $49.49 on Friday, leading most U.S. oil names as crude moved higher and markets looked to the company’s completed Coterra Energy deal. For the week, Devon is up about 8.5% from its May 8 close at $45.61. The stock heads into Monday with a firmer tone.

16 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy shares jumped Friday. Oil prices moved higher, and investors took another look at the bigger shale company after its Coterra Energy deal. The integration is just a week old, but the market is already watching for cash returns.

16 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Share Buybacks·Stock Market

Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

Coterra Energy Inc. has exited the NYSE as a standalone after shareholders approved its sale to Devon Energy. That merger now stands as the centerpiece of what’s become the busiest quarter for upstream U.S. oil-and-gas M&A in two years.

14 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Coterra Energy Stock Is Gone. Devon’s $58 Billion Shale Deal Now Faces Its First Test

Coterra Energy Inc. moved closer to vanishing from public view, filing post-effective amendments with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on May 11 to wipe out unsold or unissued securities tied to legacy registration statements after the company’s all-stock merger with Devon Energy Corp. wrapped up. By deregistering, Coterra is scrubbing from the SEC’s rolls any securities it doesn’t plan to issue.

13 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Coterra’s Last Trade Turns Into Devon’s First Real Test

Coterra Energy’s ticker isn’t showing any action anymore, but the trade’s alive elsewhere. Former holders of the company are sitting on Devon Energy stock now, and that’s where the market is setting the deal’s worth as it happens.

12 May 2026

Energy·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Coterra Energy Stock Is Gone From NYSE After Devon Merger. What Investors Need Now

Coterra Energy Inc. has ceased trading independently following Devon Energy’s all-stock takeover, bringing the Houston producer under the Devon banner as a bigger U.S. shale player. According to a company filing, Coterra shares were halted ahead of the market open on May 7.

11 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Coterra Energy Stock Vanishes From NYSE After Devon Deal — What Investors Get Now

Coterra Energy Inc. has effectively left the public market after Devon Energy completed its all-stock merger with the Houston-based shale producer, creating a larger U.S. oil and gas company that will keep the Devon name and trade under “DVN.” The combined company is now headquartered in Houston, with a major presence remaining in Oklahoma City.

10 May 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

Natural Gas Price Today: Henry Hub Near $3 as U.S. Output Rises and Waha Stays Negative

U.S. natural gas struggled on Tuesday, with Henry Hub trading around $3.03 per million British thermal units in early afternoon action. The contract slipped after Monday’s drop, weighed down by higher production and weaker demand outlooks. Henry Hub serves as the key U.S. gas benchmark.

17 March 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:RRC

Natural gas price whipsaws after worst drop since 1995 — traders eye storage data

U.S. natural gas prices held close to $3.22 on Tuesday, following Monday’s sharp decline. The March Henry Hub contract slipped roughly 1.2 cents to $3.225 per million British thermal units in early trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

3 February 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·NYSE:KMI

Natural gas prices get crushed and UNG plunges as warm forecasts flip the trade

Shares of the United States Natural Gas Fund dropped roughly 26% to $12.51 on Monday, mirroring a sharp plunge in natural gas futures. EQT slid about 5%, with Cheniere Energy and pipeline giants Kinder Morgan and Williams also seeing losses.

2 February 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:KMI·NYSE:LNG·NYSE:UNG·NYSE:WMB

Natural gas prices swing again after Winter Storm Fern — Henry Hub traders eye Thursday storage data

U.S. natural gas futures slipped Tuesday following a recent surge to multi-year peaks fueled by storm concerns. The February Henry Hub contract dropped 18.4 cents, or 2.7%, to $6.62 per million British thermal units in afternoon trading. With the contract set to expire Wednesday, even small changes in forecasts sparked sharp price moves.

27 January 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT

Natural gas price surge lifts UNG and U.S. gas producers as freeze tightens supply

Shares tied to U.S. natural gas jumped Monday after Henry Hub prices hit multi-year highs amid a deep freeze. The United States Natural Gas Fund saw a sharp uptick in afternoon trading.

26 January 2026

Energy·Natural Gas·NYSE:AR·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:LNG·NYSE:UNG

EQT stock pops as natural gas surges on Arctic blast; what traders watch next

EQT Corp shares jumped 6.2% to $54.66 in afternoon trading Wednesday, following a strong rally in U.S. natural gas prices. Range Resources climbed roughly 4%, Devon Energy gained nearly 4%, and Coterra Energy added about 2%. The U.S. Natural Gas Fund surged close to 10%, while the SPDR S&P 500 ETF rose around 1%.

21 January 2026

Energy·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:RRC·Stock Market

Natural gas price surges again as Arctic blast looms, lifting UNG and U.S. producers

U.S. natural gas futures surged once more Wednesday, with the front-month Henry Hub contract climbing about 23% to around $4.80 per million British thermal units, after hitting a session peak near $4.98. That marked a gain of roughly 87 cents from Tuesday’s close at $3.907.

21 January 2026

Energy·NASDAQ:CRK·Natural Gas·NYSE:AR·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:LNG·NYSE:RRC·NYSE:WMB

Natural gas price posts biggest jump since 2022 as Arctic cold hits; UNG and EQT climb

U.S. natural gas prices surged Tuesday, with the front-month NYMEX Henry Hub contract closing up 25.9% at $3.907 per million British thermal units, the standard measure for gas pricing.

20 January 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:AR·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:UNG

Natural gas price spikes on Arctic forecast shift; UNG jumps as EQT, Range rally

U.S. natural gas prices surged in early Tuesday trading after weather forecasts swung colder for the last week of January, lifting gas-linked funds and U.S. producer stocks. The front-month Henry Hub contract was up about 20% at around $3.74 per million British thermal units.

20 January 2026

Natural Gas·NYSE:AR·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:LNG·NYSE:RRC·NYSE:UNG

Coterra Energy stock drifts in premarket as Devon merger talks keep traders on edge

Coterra Energy Inc shares slipped 0.1% to $25.71 in premarket Friday, amid reports the U.S. shale producer is considering a merger with Devon Energy.

16 January 2026

Energy Sector·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:DVN·Stock Market

EQT slides as U.S. natural gas futures sink on LNG feedgas drop

EQT Corp shares dropped roughly 3% Wednesday, dragged down by falling U.S. natural gas prices. The move weighed on the broader sector as the largest U.S. natural gas producer took a hit.

14 January 2026

Commodities·Energy·Natural Gas·NYSE:AR·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT·NYSE:LNG·NYSE:RRC

UNG sinks as U.S. natural gas hits fresh low; what to watch before Monday

The United States Natural Gas Fund slid 7.7% on Friday, closing at $10.40, mirroring a steep decline in front-month NYMEX natural gas prices, which dipped to about $3.141 per million British thermal units, reaching a low of $3.131 during the session. Leveraged ProShares ETFs showed bigger moves: BOIL dropped 13.6%, while its inverse counterpart KOLD jumped 13.9%. Gas producers EQT and Coterra both slipped roughly 2%.

10 January 2026

Energy Markets·Natural Gas·NYSE:CTRA·NYSE:EQT

NYSE:CTRA 10 January 2026 - 23 May 2026