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

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

Devon Energy shares surged 4.76% to $49.49 Friday, outperforming peers as crude prices climbed and investors reacted to its completed Coterra merger. The company announced an $8 billion buyback and raised its dividend to $0.320 per share. U.S. crude settled at $105.42 a barrel. Devon reported first-quarter net earnings of $120 million and $1.7 billion in operating cash flow.
Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy Shares Climb After $8 Billion Buyback

Devon Energy shares closed up 4.76% at $49.49 Friday after oil prices rallied, with Brent settling at $109.26 and WTI at $105.42 amid Strait of Hormuz concerns. The move follows Devon’s completion of its Coterra merger and approval of an $8 billion share buyback. Trading volume reached about 16.5 million shares. Devon’s stock remains below its 52-week high of $52.71.
Coterra Energy Stock Just Vanished From the NYSE. Devon’s Deal Is Now Fueling a Shale M&A Wave

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

Devon Energy has completed its all-stock merger with Coterra, ending CTRA trading on the NYSE. The $25 billion deal drove U.S. upstream oil-and-gas M&A to a two-year quarterly high, according to Enverus. Devon now faces pressure to deliver $1 billion in annual synergies and has launched an $8 billion buyback program. The combined company will operate as Devon, based in Houston.
Coterra Energy Stock Is Gone From NYSE After Devon Merger. What Investors Need Now

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

Coterra Energy shares stopped trading after Devon Energy closed its all-stock acquisition on May 7. Former Coterra shareholders will receive 0.70 Devon shares for each Coterra share. The combined company trades under Devon’s DVN ticker and is headquartered in Houston. Devon approved an $8 billion buyback and higher fixed dividend following the merger.
Coterra Energy Stock Vanishes From NYSE After Devon Deal — What Investors Get Now

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

Devon Energy completed its all-stock merger with Coterra Energy, removing Coterra from the NYSE as of May 7. Each Coterra share was converted into 0.70 Devon shares plus cash for fractional shares. Devon announced an $8 billion buyback plan and raised its fixed dividend to 32 cents per share. The combined company is headquartered in Houston and trades under the “DVN” ticker.
Natural Gas Price Today: Henry Hub Near $3 as U.S. Output Rises and Waha Stays Negative

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

U.S. natural gas prices hovered near $3.03 per mmBtu Tuesday as rising output and weaker demand forecasts weighed on the market. Lower 48 production climbed to 110.0 bcfd in March, while demand is projected to fall next week. Waha cash prices in West Texas remained below zero for a record 27 days due to pipeline constraints. U.S. inventories are expected to end March near the five-year average at 1,840 bcf.
Natural gas price whipsaws after worst drop since 1995 — traders eye storage data

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

U.S. natural gas futures hovered near $3.22/mmBtu Tuesday after plunging 25.7% Monday, the steepest drop since 1995 outside contract rollovers. Warmer mid-February forecasts and record output drove the selloff, while volatility hit a record 250.7%. LNG exports dipped in January as freeze-offs disrupted plants. Traders await Thursday’s U.S. storage report.
Natural gas prices get crushed and UNG plunges as warm forecasts flip the trade

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

Shares of the United States Natural Gas Fund fell 26% to $12.51 Monday as U.S. natural gas futures plunged, with March Henry Hub contracts settling at $3.54 per MMBtu, down 18.7%. EQT dropped 5%, and pipeline firms Cheniere Energy, Kinder Morgan, and Williams also declined. U.S. LNG exports slipped to 11.3 million tonnes in January after outages. Devon Energy and Coterra Energy announced a $58 billion all-stock merger.
Natural gas prices swing again after Winter Storm Fern — Henry Hub traders eye Thursday storage data

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

U.S. natural gas futures fell 2.7% to $6.62 per MMBtu Tuesday, retreating from a 29% surge that sent prices to their highest since December 2022. The drop followed easing cold weather after Winter Storm Fern, which had cut Lower 48 production by up to 20 billion cubic feet per day and sent Northeast spot prices briefly to $150. LNG exports remain constrained as freeze-offs persist.
Natural gas price surge lifts UNG and U.S. gas producers as freeze tightens supply

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

U.S. natural gas futures jumped nearly 40% to $7.38 per mmBtu Monday as an Arctic blast drove demand and disrupted supply. The United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG) surged 8% to $15.11. U.S. gas consumption is forecast to hit 156 bcfd this week, while production slipped to 108.4 bcfd. Traders are watching freeze-offs, LNG flows, and the upcoming EIA storage report.
EQT stock pops as natural gas surges on Arctic blast; what traders watch next

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

EQT shares jumped 6.2% to $54.66 Wednesday as U.S. natural gas futures surged 26.7% to $3.932 per mmBtu, driven by cold-weather forecasts and short-covering. Next-day gas prices in New York nearly tripled to $11.76 per mmBtu. Meteorologists warned of a severe winter storm later this week. Traders are watching Thursday’s U.S. storage report for further direction.
Natural gas price surges again as Arctic blast looms, lifting UNG and U.S. producers

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

U.S. natural gas futures jumped about 23% Wednesday to $4.80 per mmBtu as traders bet on a major cold snap, with the Henry Hub contract up 87 cents from Tuesday. The United States Natural Gas Fund rose 8.5% and EQT gained 5%. Weather forecasts signal Arctic cold and possible production freeze-offs in Texas. Coterra and Devon are in early merger talks, according to TradingView.
Natural gas price posts biggest jump since 2022 as Arctic cold hits; UNG and EQT climb

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

U.S. natural gas futures jumped 25.9% Tuesday, closing at $3.907 per mmBtu after forecasts of Arctic air drove traders to cover shorts. Cash prices in New York spiked to $11.76 per mmBtu, while Waha in West Texas stayed negative due to pipeline constraints. The United States Natural Gas Fund surged nearly 20% after hours. The EIA will release its next inventory report Jan. 22.
Natural gas price spikes on Arctic forecast shift; UNG jumps as EQT, Range rally

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

Front-month Henry Hub natural gas futures jumped about 20% to $3.74/mmBtu Tuesday as forecasts signaled colder weather for late January. The U.S. Natural Gas Fund rose over 15%, and shares of major gas producers gained in morning trading. Traders now await Thursday’s storage data and further weather model updates to confirm the cold outlook.
EQT slides as U.S. natural gas futures sink on LNG feedgas drop

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

EQT shares fell about 3% to $50.03 Wednesday after U.S. natural gas futures slid 6.7% to $3.189/mmBtu, pressured by reduced LNG feedgas flows in Texas. Antero and Range also declined, while Coterra edged higher. Waha Hub cash prices in West Texas stayed below zero due to pipeline bottlenecks. Traders await Thursday’s U.S. storage report as colder weather is forecast next week.

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  • Fluidra Share Price Declines Amid Valuation Debate
    May 19, 2026, 5:26 PM EDT. Fluidra (BME:FDR) shares dropped about 24% in the past three months despite recent 3.3% weekly gains. The Spanish pool equipment company reported €2.25 billion in revenue and €173.8 million net income last year. Analysts estimate Fluidra's fair value at €27.06 versus a recent close of €19.08, indicating the stock might be undervalued by nearly 30%. Operational efficiencies targeting €100 million in annual savings could boost earnings. However, risks such as currency fluctuations and pricing pressures could impact margins. Investors face a decision weighing undervaluation against these challenges as the stock lags a 10.8% one-year shareholder return.

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