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- Intense Cold Shot Seen Sweeping into February; Natural Gas Futures Called Higher
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Domestic natural gas production growth is expected to keep pace with demand and exports this year, and inventories will build faster than the five-year average, keeping a lid on Henry Hub prices, which are expected to average just $2.89/MMBtu in 2019, according to the Energy Information Administration.
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Natural gas storage used to be a must for the Lower 48, but abundant onshore supply has upended the market...
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After a furious rally to start the week, natural gas futures bulls took a breather Tuesday as the latest forecasts eased cold expectations somewhat. With markets zeroed in on the prospect of a shift to frigid temperatures starting this weekend, spot prices gained across most regions; the NGISpot Gas National Avg.finished 16.5 cents higher at $3.730/MMBtu.
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February natural gas futures were trading about 11.1 cents higher at $3.612/MMBtu shortly before 9 a.m. ET Wednesday as major weather models continued to advertise a stretch of frigid, Arctic-influenced temperatures set to commence later this month.