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Why the oil/natural gas ratio is at an extreme... and why it doesn't mean as much as it used to
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Friday, June 19, 2009
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By Daily Crux Editor Brian Hunt: 

Natural gas is extraordinarily cheap right now relative to crude oil. The ratio between the two fuels is stretched to a historical extreme. 

But before you buy natural gas and sell oil based on the ratio, have a read of this article. Yes, natural gas has been clobbered… and it is cheap. But the current U.S. gas glut is rendering the oil/natural gas ratio less and less useful as an indicator.

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