December natural gas is expected to open 9 cents higher Monday morning at $3.07 as weekend weather models injected a cooler temperature regime. Overnight oil markets rose.
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$3 In Play; December Called 3 Cents Higher
December natural gas is expected to open 3 cents higher Friday morning at $2.96 as overnight weather models suggest increasing cold Canadian air short term. Overnight oil markets rose.

NatGas Bears Hibernate Despite Plump Storage Build
December futures rose Thursday following a report by the Energy Information Administration (EIA) showing a storage injection of 65 Bcf, about 3 Bcf greater than consensus estimates.
Weather Models Suggest Incoming Cold; December Seen 4 Cents Higher
December natural gas is expected to open 4 cents higher Thursday morning at $2.93 as weather models suggest a pattern leading to additional cold. Overnight oil markets were mixed.

Midwest NatGas Gains On Forecast Cooler Temps; Futures Rise Post Plump Storage Build
Physical markets rebounded from Wednesday’s drubbing and natural gas for Friday delivery sported double-digit gains at most locations. Strength was seen across the board from Texas, Louisiana, the Midcontinent, Midwest, Rockies and California.
Cooler Temps In Play; December Seen A Penny Higher
December natural gas is expected to open a penny higher Wednesday morning at $2.91 as overnight weather data turned slightly cooler. Oil markets gained ground.
Cooling Not Enough to Alter November NatGas Bidweek Strategies
Natural gas bidweek trading for November was a study in contrasts, with double-digit losses in the nation’s midsection balanced by hefty gains in Appalachia, the Northeast, Rockies and California.

Eastern Pipeline Expansions Pound Eastern NatGas Cash; Futures Drift Lower
Physical natural gas for Thursday delivery took another step lower in Wednesday trading as steep declines in New England and Mid-Atlantic prices tugged the market lower.
Sustained Cold Elusive; December Seen 3 Cents Lower
December natural gas is set to open 3 cents lower Tuesday morning at $2.94 although near term weather forecasts turned slightly cooler elevating heating load. Overnight oil markets sagged.
NatGas Markets Spooked By Weather, Return Of Pipeline Capacity; Cash, Futures Race Each Other Lower
There were a lot more tricks than treats handed out in Tuesday trading as both physical and financial markets seemed stuck in reverse.