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For the third straight day, unseasonable weather teamed with afalling futures screen to land a knockout blow on price bulls'chins, as only a few cash points escaped losses of more than adime. A huge swath of high 60- to mid 70-degree temperatures acrossthe Rockies, Gulf Coast, Midcontinent and Northeast eradicated anywinter demand yesterday and caused traders to long for the golfcourse instead of the office. Adding fuel to the fire, forecastsare calling for similar weather for the rest of t...

Natural gas futures traded in a narrow range much of Friday, ultimately culminating another sluggish week with a loss amid mild weather and elevated

Weekly natural gas cash prices and futures descended in tandem during a holiday-shortened stretch of trading defined by benign weather, weak demand and

With mild weather continuing unabated across large swaths of the United States during the Jan. 12-17 period, natural gas forward prices tumbled, according

Following back-to-back weekly declines to start the new year, natural gas futures on Tuesday rebounded amid forecasts for fresh bouts of cold later this

Weekly natural gas cash prices gave up ground amid volatility in the West and moderating temperatures across much of the Lower 48. NGI’s Weekly Spot Gas

Natural gas futures seesawed in a narrow range of gains and losses much of Friday before ultimately finishing in the red for the third time in four

Natural gas futures floundered Tuesday, opening regular 2023 trading much like they closed out last year – falling on expectations for mild January

Natural gas futures plummeted on Wednesday as weather models indicated that the warmer pattern that emerged following Winter Storm Elliott may stick

Natural gas futures plummeted on Wednesday as weather models indicated that the warmer pattern that emerged following Winter Storm Elliott may stick