101.   Cold weather in the northeast pushed heating oil to a one-month high as frost and a cold front moved into the region.

102.   Cold weather will prevail in the Northeast, the key heating oil market, and eastern areas of the Midwest, where natural gas is the predominant heating fuel.

103.   Colder than normal temperatures across much of the nation in coming days could also help lift oil prices by boosting heating oil demand.

104.   Crude and heating oil surged amid forecasts for cold weather this weekend and falling stockpiles of heating oil and other distillate fuels last week.

105.   Crude fell, dragged lower by plunging heating oil futures amid expectations that inventories are sufficient to meet demand for the rest of the winter.

106.   Crude is the raw material used to make gasoline and heating oil.

107.   Crude oil and heating oil were steady after a drop in inventories last week was offset by expectations for falling demand.

108.   Crude oil futures were little changed as low U.S. crude oil inventories were offset by the expectation that heating oil supplies will be adequate to last through the winter.

109.   Crude oil stockpiles also fell while supplies of heating oil and other distillate fuels rose.

110.   Crude oil and heating oil fell on expectations that supplies of heating fuels will be sufficient to last through the end of winter.