Bearish Shifts in December Weather Outlook, Coronavirus Weigh on Natural Gas Futures
Natural gas futures floundered Monday as the prospect of a coronavirus resurgence and the potential for weak weather demand extending into December
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Natural gas futures floundered Monday as the prospect of a coronavirus resurgence and the potential for weak weather demand extending into December
Natural gas futures on Friday rallied for the fourth time in the week’s five trading sessions, lifted by ongoing robust levels of U.S. exports and
That roar heard throughout the U.S. gas market on Thursday was that of natural gas futures, which went out like a lion Wednesday as yet another shift in
Natural gas futures slipped several notches Tuesday as export demand weakened a bit and the latest data showed more seasonal weather ahead. The September
Natural Gas Futures Rally for Second Day, Bolstered by Demand Outlook; Spot Prices Spike Natural gas futures on Monday cruised higher for a second consecutive session as forecasts pointed to stronger weather-driven demand over the back half of July. The August Nymex contract advanced 10.5 cents day/day and settled at $3.779/MMBtu. The prompt month had gained 6.0 cents on Friday to close out trading last week. The September contract rose 9.6 cents to $3.754 on Monday. At A Glance: Forecasts show strong heat ahead Cash prices surge in California, Southwest NGI’s Spot Gas National Avg. jumped ...