Alex Steis joined the staff of NGI in June of 2000. He received his bachelor's degree in Business Management from Syracuse University in New York in May of 2000.
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Bullish NatGas Storage Injection Unable to Move Prices
Natural gas futures bulls and bears were equally unimpressed Thursday morning following news that a slightly-less-than-expected 56 Bcf was deposited in underground storage for the week ending May 6.
May NatGas Bidweek Sees Most Price Points Rise for Second Straight Month
The Bidweek price landscape was able to continue the improvements seen in April Bidweek, and all but a handful of points recorded gains for May. Neither month appeared to be living up to its billing as a fall-off shoulder month. TheNGI National Bidweek Average for May rose a healthy 14 cents from April to $1.82, with Rocky Mountain and California points well into double-digit gains.
May NatGas Bidweek Sees Most Price Points Rise for Second Straight Month
The Bidweek price landscape was able to continue the improvements seen in April Bidweek, and all but a handful of points recorded gains for May. Neither month appeared to be living up to its billing as a fall-off shoulder month. TheNGI National Bidweek Average for May rose a healthy 14 cents from April to $1.82, with Rocky Mountain and California points well into double-digit gains.
Futures Record Three-Month High; Tetco Pipe Blast Spooks Northeast
With no real weather to speak of, natural gas cash market values on Friday for gas to be delivered Sunday and Monday slid. That was excluding many Northeast prices, which rebounded from a couple of consecutive down days, perhaps on news that part of a Texas Eastern (Tetco) mainline in Pennsylvania exploded Friday morning.
Futures Record Three-Month High; Tetco Pipe Blast Spooks Northeast
With no real weather to speak of, natural gas cash market values on Friday for gas to be delivered Sunday and Monday slid. That was excluding many Northeast prices, which rebounded from a couple of consecutive down days, perhaps on news that part of a Texas Eastern (Tetco) mainline in Pennsylvania exploded Friday morning.
NatGas Cash Picks Up Small Shoulder Season Gains; Tetco Pipe Blast Fallout Unknown
Natural gas traded April 25-28 for gas flow Tuesday through Saturday was mostly a game of small gains during shoulder season trading, however, trading could heat up in the new week following news Friday of a massive explosion and fire on a portion of Spectra Energy Corp.’s Texas Eastern (Tetco) pipeline in Westmoreland County, PA, about 30 miles east of Pittsburgh.
NatGas Cash Picks Up Small Shoulder Season Gains; Tetco Pipe Blast Fallout Unknown
Natural gas traded April 25-28 for gas flow Tuesday through Saturday was mostly a game of small gains during shoulder season trading, however, trading could heat up in the new week following news Friday of a massive explosion and fire on a portion of Spectra Energy Corp.’s Texas Eastern (Tetco) pipeline in Westmoreland County, PA, about 30 miles east of Pittsburgh.
CME Group Posts Record Exchange Volume, Talks NY Trading Floor Closure Savings
Boosted by record volume done on its exchanges, CME Group Inc., which recently announced plans to shutter its New York trading floor, reported record revenue of $934 million and record operating income of $574 million for the first quarter of 2016.
CME Group Posts Record Exchange Volume, Talks NY Trading Floor Closure Savings
Boosted by record volume done on its exchanges, CME Group Inc., which recently announced plans to shutter its New York trading floor, reported record revenue of $934 million and record operating income of $574 million for the first quarter of 2016.
Slightly Bearish 73 Bcf Build Partially Erases May NatGas Gap; Northeast Cash Sinks
With the news that a bit more natural gas than had been expected was injected into storage for the week ending April 22, traders pushed June futures lower on Thursday morning, perhaps in an effort to align the newly minted prompt month with where the May contract terminated on Wednesday. For a second consecutive day, cash prices were a mixed bag and relatively quiet as traders are likely already focused on next-month deals.