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Oil-hedging activity plummets in Q2
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Gas hedging activity held steady as Appalachian producers and some Permian players added 2021 protections. Gas hedging should persist through H2 2020 as Appalachian producers have hedged just 34% of expected 2021 production Low prices led to a 67% drop in net oil hedging volumes. The average floor price on new contracts grew to $38/bbl from $31/bbl the previous quarter. Post-2020 hedges comprised 79% of the new volume.
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