Friday’s trading made it a full week of bearish domination in the cash market. Prices fell at nearly all points again as hot-weather fundamentals remained relatively moderate for the most part, Atlantic tropical activity was essentially nonexistent and the usual weekend loss of industrial load played a part.
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Questar CEO: Surviving the ‘Worst’ Rockies Basis Blowout in Years
Describing itself as a “lower-risk play on the long term fundamentals of natural gas,” Questar Corp. may have validated its claim with its 2Q2007 earnings and production results. The company increased its natural gas and oil production by 13% and its net income by 24% from a year ago — in spite of the current price environment for Rocky Mountain natural gas production.
Questar CEO: Surviving the ‘Worst’ Rockies Basis Blowout in Years
Describing itself as a “lower-risk play on the long term fundamentals of natural gas,” Questar Corp. may have validated its claim with its 2Q2007 earnings and production results. The company increased its natural gas and oil production by 13% and its net income by 24% from a year ago — in spite of the current price environment for Rocky Mountain natural gas production.
Growing Firmness in Mixed Pricing Unlikely to Last
Differing weather fundamentals in various regions produced mixed price movement again Thursday, but due to a mini-heat wave developing in the Northeast, there were considerably more gains than on Wednesday when softness pervaded most of the market. However, sources agreed that declines will set in again at most if not all points in Friday’s trading for the holiday weekend.
Gas Utilities Bullish Earnings Pace Not Slowing Down
Despite a minimal change in interest rates, energy prices or company fundamentals, U.S. natural gas utilities continued their bullish run in the first quarter and are showing no signs of slowing down, according to a review by A.G. Edwards analysts.
Gas Utilities Bullish Earnings Pace Expected to Continue
Despite a minimal change in interest rates, energy prices or company fundamentals, U.S. natural gas utilities continued their bullish run in the first quarter, and they show no signs of abating, according to a review by A.G. Edwards analysts.
S&P: Supply, Demand Support ‘Favorable’ Long-Term Gas Prices
Uncertain weather conditions have fogged the outlook of the North American natural gas market, but supply and demand fundamentals continue to support favorable pricing in the longer term, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) energy analysts said last weekly.
S&P: Supply, Demand Support ‘Favorable’ Long-Term Gas Prices
Weather has created a haze on the direction of the North American natural gas market, but supply and demand fundamentals continue to support favorable pricing in the longer term, Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services (S&P) energy analysts said Wednesday.
Cash Drops Sharply; Predictions Show Warm 2nd Half of December
It’s hard to deny that market fundamentals are looking pretty bearish for the last half of December. Cash prices tumbled about 30-85 cents on Monday from weekend levels, depending on the location, except for a few unusual cases in the already-depressed Rockies where Questar posted a small gain.
Analyst Sees ‘Continued Rebound’ in Gas Prices Through 2007
Despite the current bearish landscape in natural gas market fundamentals, Raymond James analyst J. Marshall Adkins said he sees a “continued rebound in gas prices” going into 2007 as “the natural gas overhang experienced throughout the injection season will dissipate.” As a result the analyst’s group is still predicting $10 Henry Hub gas for the entirety of 2007.