As of the week ending July 31, the total number of active drilling rigs in the United States was 588, showing a slight increase compared to 587 in the previous period. During the same statistical period, the number of active oil rigs recorded was 451, a marginal increase of 1 rig from the previous value of 450; the number of active natural gas rigs remained unchanged at 127 compared to the previous period. This type of active rig data is regularly published by the U.S. oilfield services company

The total number of active drilling rigs in the United States for the week ending July 31 was 588, showing a slight increase compared to the previous period's 587. During the same statistical cycle, the weekly oil rig count in the United States reached 451, up by 1 from the previous value of 450; the weekly natural gas rig count was 127, remaining unchanged from the prior period. This type of active rig data is regularly released by Baker Hughes, an American oil service company, and serves as a key leading indicator reflecting the activity level of oil and gas exploration and extraction in North America. Changes in this data often have a certain impact on the short-term trend of international oil and gas prices.