December

December natural gas was set to open Tuesday about a penny lower at around $3.035 as more disagreement between the major weather models clouded the outlook for early December.

December natural gas was set to open about 6 cents lower Monday at around $3.04 amid mixed signals in the weather data and some uncertainty about the extent of a cold pattern expected to move in at the start of December.

December natural gas was set to open about 4 cents higher Friday at around $3.09 as one of the major weather models turned cooler overnight in its outlook for a pair of weather systems expected to boost heating demand over the next two weeks.

December natural gas was set to open about 2 cents higher Thursday at around $3.10 as all eyes turn to the 10:30 a.m. EDT release of the Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) storage inventory data.

December natural gas was set to open about 2 cents higher at around $3.12 Wednesday as the market continues to puzzle over mixed weather signals ahead of Thursday’s storage inventory data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

December natural gas was set to open about 6 cents lower Tuesday at around $3.10 as the market continued to pull back from last week’s gains on mixed signals in the long-range weather outlook.

December natural gas was set to open about 5 cents lower Monday at around $3.16 after weekend shifts in the weather models pointed to warmer risks for later this month.

December natural gas was set to open nearly 3 cents higher at around $3.202 Thursday, with all eyes turning to the 10:30 a.m. release of the Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) weekly storage figure. Overnight oil markets were mixed.

December natural gas was set to open flat to down Wednesday as the bulls continue searching for inspiration to break the market out of its long-standing trading range and build on an early-week rally. Overnight oil markets fell.