Energy Futures Fall on Rising Supply

Energy commodities finished mostly lower Wednesday, after the Energy Information Administration revealed large injections to crude oil and gasoline stores during the previous week that took many analysts and traders by surprise.

After falling to an intraday low of $67.40 a barrel, the July light sweet crude contract rebounded slightly and settled down 70 cents at $68.40 a barrel in late trading.

Reformulated gasoline slid a penny to $2.22 a gallon. Heating oil remained unchanged at $2.02 a gallon. July natural gas lost 16 cents to $7.36 per million British thermal units in late trading. ...