October

October natural gas is set to open a penny higher Tuesday morning at $2.77 as traders watch to see if what some call a technical breakout has any staying power. Overnight oil markets advanced.

October natural gas is seen opening a penny lower Friday morning at $2.67 as traders see a greater market impact from near-term weather forecasts than the moderately supportive gas storage report. Overnight oil markets tumbled.

October natural gas is expected to open 2 cents higher Tuesday morning at $2.71 as traders factor in still-warmer temperature projections and lean toward a bullish posture. Overnight oil markets plummeted.

Domestic dry gas production was at a record high for the eighth consecutive month in October, reaching 2.24 Tcf (72.2 Bcf/d), a 6.8% increase from October 2013, according to preliminary figures from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

Domestic dry gas production was at a record high for the eighth consecutive month in October, reaching 2.24 Tcf (72.2 Bcf/d), a 6.8% increase from October 2013, according to preliminary figures from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).

October natural gas is set to open 3 cents lower Thursday morning at $3.88 as traders await storage data that is expected to continue an ongoing process of deficit contraction relative to both last year and the five-year average. Overnight oil markets rose.

October natural gas is expected to open a penny higher Monday morning at $3.85 as traders digest both a weather pattern and technical outlook showing little likelihood of major price moves. Overnight oil markets were mixed.

October natural gas is expected to open 3 cents lower Friday morning at $3.88 as analysts see both the fundamental and technical picture having turned noticeably bearish in the short term. Overnight oil markets slumped.

October natural gas is expected to open 3 cents higher Monday morning at $3.82 as traders ponder a cool thrust to the nation’s interior along with continued technical weakness. Overnight oil markets fell.