Natural gas futures added a few pennies in early trading Friday as the market mulled signs of tightening balances following the latest round of government inventory data, while forecasts continued to hone in on mild February temperatures. The March Nymex contract was up 3.9 cents to $2.495/MMBtu at around 8:30 a.m. ET. The overnight weather…
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New England Natural Gas Surges as Wind Chill Could Plunge 100 Degrees Below Zero; Futures Lose a Penny
Natural gas futures slipped further into the red on Thursday despite the potential for cold weather to return to the Lower 48 within the next couple of weeks. With mixed messages in the latest storage data, and Freeport LNG not yet back online, the March Nymex gas futures contract settled at $2.456/MMBtu, down 1.2 cents…
Natural Gas Forward Discounts Widespread as February Expected to Bring More Warmth
Value continued to erode in regional natural gas forwards markets during the Jan. 26-Feb. 1 trading period as forecasts showed this month was poised to carry over the same warm-dominated themes that have collapsed prices winter-to-date. March fixed prices at benchmark Henry Hub sank 44.7 cents to end the period at $2.473/MMBtu, and regional hubs…
North American Natural Gas Prices Continue Slump, with Further Volatility Seen – Mexico Spotlight
North American natural gas trading has been hijacked by bears, with prices moving lower this week on the back of a healthy supply and storage outlook. The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) futures contract for March is hovering around $2.500/MMBtu, its lowest point in almost two years. Last Friday (Jan. 27), the February Nymex natural…
ConocoPhillips Sees Continued ‘Tight’ Global Supply Supporting Lofty Production, LNG Investments
Despite softening natural gas and oil prices at the end of last year, ConocoPhillips expects stronger prices through 2023, sustaining multi-billion dollar investments planned for major LNG projects. In a fourth-quarter earnings call hosted Thursday, CEO Ryan Lance said the Houston independent planned to remain focused on capital returns this year. However, the company’s expectations…
Natural Gas Futures Prices Slip Ahead of Storage Draw, Moderating Temperatures
Natural gas futures failed to sustain momentum, sliding midweek as traders brushed off what are likely to be temporary declines in production related to freeze-offs and instead focused on a quick warm-up expected this weekend. The March Nymex contract settled Wednesday at $2.468/MMBtu, down 21.6 cents from Tuesday’s close. At A Glance: BREAKING: U.S. EIA…
Natural Gas Futures Relatively Steady Amid Mixed Signals in Latest EIA Storage Report
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) said 151 Bcf was withdrawn from natural gas inventories for the week ending Jan. 27, coming in on the high side of estimates ahead of the weekly report. Notably, however, the latest government data included a revision from the previous week’s report, which reflected slightly higher levels of storage.…
American Model Cooler Trending as Natural Gas Futures Pare Losses Ahead of Storage Report
Natural gas futures pared their losses early Thursday as traders prepared to digest the latest round of government inventory data, expected to reveal another lighter-than-average withdrawal to further pad the storage cushion. Coming off a 21.6-cent slide in the previous session, the March Nymex contract was up 2.6 cents to $2.494/MMBtu at around 8:50 a.m.…
Natural Gas Futures Flounder as Quick Warm-Up Seen Negating Impacts from Winter Storm Mara
Natural gas futures failed to sustain momentum, sliding midweek as traders brushed off what are likely to be temporary declines in production related to freeze-offs and instead focused on a quick warm-up expected this weekend. The March Nymex contract settled Wednesday at $2.468/MMBtu, down 21.6 cents from Tuesday’s close. Spot gas prices were mostly lower,…
February Natural Gas Bidweek Prices Plummet Amid Weak Demand, Abundant Supplies
Natural gas prices nosedived in February bidweek trading under the pressure of enduring benign weather, light heating demand and robust production. NGI’s February Bidweek National Avg. sunk $8.290 month/month to $5.430/MMBtu. That compared with the $6.785 average for the year-earlier period. Prices dropped across the Lower 48 during the Jan. 25-27 bidweek trade, with natural…