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NYMEX NatGas Price Down 10% After High Storage Number Released - Vimarsana News

NYMEX NatGas Price Down 10% After High Storage Number Released

Strap in--the roller coaster ride continues. Yesterday the NYMEX Henry Hub front-month (July) futures contract for natural gas plunged 10%, by $0.62, following news that more gas was stored ("injected") than previously anticipated by analysts and traders. Storage inventories rose to 2.169 Tcf (trillion cubic feet) for the week ended June 17 following a 74

Will Freeport LNG Fire Cause NatGas Prices to Drop to 2021 Levels? - Vimarsana News

Will Freeport LNG Fire Cause NatGas Prices to Drop to 2021 Levels?

Have you been watching the NYMEX Henry Hub futures price? It's been dropping like a rock since last week when a fire caused Freeport LNG and its 2 Bcf/d of exported LNG to go offline (see NYMEX NatGas Down 20% in Single Day on Freeport LNG Bad News). Freeport will be largely offline for most

India faces a new worldwide dragon: Stagflation 2.0 - Vimarsana News

India faces a new worldwide dragon: Stagflation 2.0

RBI will need a single-minded inflation focus to ensure macro stability as risks of stagflation rise globally

Global Automotive Output Contracts Faster In May Amid Uneven Regional Trends - Vimarsana News

Global Automotive Output Contracts Faster In May Amid Uneven Regional Trends

Leading to the poor Automobiles & Auto Parts sector output performance had also been the weakness in demand recorded in May. Read more here.

M-U Production & Demand Pretty Much in Balance, Prices Remain High - Vimarsana News

M-U Production & Demand Pretty Much in Balance, Prices Remain High

Not many months ago it appeared the Marcellus/Utica was about to replay a movie we've seen before: not enough pipelines to move our gas to better-paying markets leading to a crash in the regional price for natural gas. We can't count how many years the M-U drillers bumped along getting around $1/Mcf for M-U gas,