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The energy sector was choppy Wednesday after two different government reports sent conflicting messages, and prices ended mixed.
One revealed higher-than-normal gasoline demand, while the other said petroleum inventories are on the rise.
Front-month futures contracts for light, sweet crude added 33 cents to close at $55.37 a barrel. Natural gas prices were off 18 cents at $7.42 per million British thermal units. Heating oil was unchanged at $1.58 a gallon, and gasoline gained a penny at $1.46 a gallon. ...
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