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2.937 +0.116    +4.11%
- Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Energy
Unit:  1 Mmbtu
  • Prev. Close: 2.821
  • Open: 2.809
  • Day's Range: 2.791 - 2.967
Natural Gas 2.937 +0.116 +4.11%

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Tony Dinger
Tony Dinger 4 minutes ago
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The actual storage may be higher but the time to drain it based on demand has shortened. storage is for emergency use and will not last as long as just a few years ago. the cost of production is going up not down. Place your bets!
Shashank Bondugula
Shashank Bondugula 42 minutes ago
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strong cooling demand in western regions was expected to ease into the weekend….Due to HEATWAVE there is strong cooling demand only in Western USA for the current week….other parts of USA its normal
frog tad pole
frog tad pole 21 minutes ago
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Heating up here later this week again! 90’
Shashank Bondugula
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frog tad pole its lot lot better compared to triple digit temperature and 90’ is warm but not a HEAT WAVE kind of situation
Tony Dinger
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Don't forget the number. 30 TRILLION
robert williams
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feed gas volumes have declined, partly due to maintenance at Cheniere Energy Sabine Pass Freeport LNG has shown signs of recovery. Regional price movements varied, with California prices falling and West Texas prices rising
robert williams
robert williams 1 hour ago
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Technically, the focus for bullish traders should be the potential resistance zone at $2.918 to $3.102.
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monday or tuesday we will cross 3.00 Dollar. I wonder if we than first fall back to maybe 2.90 or if we moon directly from there.
mobil aa
mobil aa 3 hours ago
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Is the heatwave getting hotter or milder
John Balzarini
John Balzarini 3 hours ago
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Milder
John Balzarini
John Balzarini 3 hours ago
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But in 6 days will be back stronger and hotter
Shashank Bondugula
Shashank Bondugula 5 hours ago
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The price increase is mainly due to early heat wave and last year the price at this time was 2.33…also heat wave is present only in western/southwest US right now and rest of the US is in storm zone and normal zone
frog tad pole
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Fitures, not “right” now
Shashank Bondugula
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frog tad pole that is why it went upto 2.96 level…this is not winter season/no supply crunch/no HEAT WAVE through out USA to go 3$ above
Shashank Bondugula
Shashank Bondugula 5 hours ago
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The recent unseasonable heat is easing a bit in the Southwest this weekend, but Excessive Heat will build into central California over the next several days. Meanwhile, severe thunderstorms will be possible on Sunday from the High Plains all the way to the coast of the Carolinas, with areas of heavy rainfall possible in the Plains and mid-Mississippi River Valley
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Based on the 18z run of the GFS ENS computer model, for the 4 natural gas storage weeks from June 1 to June 28, Natural Gas-Weighted Degree Days (GWDDs)--a composite of heating & cooling degree days and population distribution patterns that estimates the contribution of temperature to natural gas demand--will total 341 GWDDs, 21% above the historical average of 281 GWDDs suggesting that temperature-driven natural gas demand will be elevated relative to seasonal averages. Compared to the computer model run from 6 hours ago, forecast GWDDs have fallen -6 GWDDs or -1.7%.
 
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