-- 火曜日の午後、エネルギー関連株は上昇し、ニューヨーク証券取引所エネルギーセクター指数は0.5%、ステート・ストリート・エネルギー・セレクト・セクターSPDR ETF（XLE）は0.3%それぞれ上昇した。 フィラデルフィア石油サービスセクター指数は0.4%下落、ダウ・ジョーンズ米国公益事業指数は0.8%上昇した。 期近のWTI原油先物価格は4.3%下落し1バレル101.80ドル、国際指標であるブレント原油先物価格は3.9%下落し1バレル110.03ドルとなった。ヘンリーハブ天然ガス先物価格は2.5%下落し、100万BTUあたり2.80ドルとなった。 企業ニュースでは、マラソン・ペトロリアム（MPC）の株価が1.9%上昇した。これは、第1四半期の調整後利益と売上高が前年同期比で増加し、アナリスト予想を上回ったためである。
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