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NATURAL GAS (E-MINI) Feb 2013 (E)

New York Mercantile ExchangeNATURAL GAS (E-MINI) Feb 2013 (E) (NYMEX:QG.G13.E)

3.290 -0.155 (-4.71%)

2013-01-28 17:28:12, 30 min delay

NATURAL GAS (E-MINI) Feb 2013 (E) (NYMEX:QG.G13.E)
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Last Price3.290
Open3.370
High3.400
Volume380
Time2013-01-28 17:28:12
Contract High Date2011-12-08
Contract Low Date2013-01-09
Expiration2013-01-28
Close Time17:15
Settle Time17:28
Previous Close3.290
Low3.280
Open Int.1001
Contract High4.28
Contract Low3.09
First Delivery2013-02-28
Open Time18:00

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