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To: craig crawford who wrote (299)	6/20/2001 3:25:53 PM
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Gasoline prices at five-month low Strong refinery production lifts oil company shares marketwatch.com By Myra P. Saefong, CBS.MarketWatch.com Last Update: 2:30 PM ET June 20, 2001 NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Gasoline futures dropped to their lowest level in five months Wednesday after two key reports on U.S. supplies confirmed a third-weekly rise in gasoline inventories, easing concerns over supplies this summer. ................................................................................................................. Supply data weighs on natural gas In related energy news, July natural gas eased by 22.6 cents to $3.755 per million British thermal units after a U.S. report said supplies rose more than expected last week. The American Gas Association reported an increase of 106 billion billion cubic feet in natural gas inventories during the week ended June 15. Total supplies now stand at 1,609 billion cubic feet. Ron Denhardt, vice president of energy services at DRI-WEFA, a unit of Global Insight, had predicted a rise of only 95 billion cubic feet, with average market estimates ranging between 90 and 100 billion cubic feet. A year ago, supplies rose by 64 billion cubic feet, he said.