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Natural gas trading outlook: futures slide ahead of EIA report

April 29, 2015 9:09 am
Natural gas fell for a fourth day in five ahead of an expectedly bearish government inventory report, while weather forecasts continued to call for widespread pleasant temperatures that would limit heating and cooling demand. Natural gas for delivery in June traded 0.59% lower at $2.522 per million British thermal units at 08:46 GMT, shifting in […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures extend losses on bearish weather

April 28, 2015 7:55 am
Natural gas fell for a fourth day on Tuesday amid bearish weather forecasts and expectations for another larger-than-average inventory build. Natural gas for delivery in June traded 0.72% lower at $2.496 per million British thermal units at 7:42 GMT, holding in a daily range of $2.509-$2.492. The contract settled 2.1% lower on Monday at $2.514. […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures extend drop on mild weather

April 27, 2015 8:19 am
Natural gas fell for a third day on Monday as weather forecasts saw no significant changes over the weekend, calling for overall mild weather across the US that would limit demand for the commodity to low. Natural gas for delivery in June was down 1.52% at $2.529 per million British thermal units at 7:56 GMT, […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures ease ahead of EIA stockpiles data

April 23, 2015 8:06 am
Natural gas fell on Thursday, remaining in a narrow weekly trading range, ahead of weekly EIA data that is expected to show a larger-than-average inventory build. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 0.38% lower at $2.596 per million British thermal units at 7:45 GMT, shifting in a daily range of $2.605 2.586. The contract […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures drop on weather, EIA report eyed

April 22, 2015 7:55 am
Natural gas fell on Wednesday as weather forecasts saw no overnight changes and continued calling for cooler conditions across the North, while the rest of the country remains mild, with more bearish headwinds to come. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 0.54% lower at $2.561 per million British thermal units at 7:40 GMT, shifting […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures pare losses amid active weather

April 21, 2015 8:59 am
Natural gas rose on Tuesday following two sessions of losses amid cooler conditions across the northern US, but mild weather over the rest of the country capped gains. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 0.99% higher at $2.561 per million British thermal units at 8:40 GMT, shifting in a daily range of $2.563-$2.533. The […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures drop on mild weather, inventory builds

April 20, 2015 8:35 am
Natural gas fell on Monday, extending Fridays losses, as weather forecasts continued to call for overall mild weather across the US to persist, apart from a cooler pattern across the North. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 1.78% lower at $2.587 per million British thermal units at 8:09 GMT, shifting in a daily range […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures head for weekly gain

April 17, 2015 8:41 am
Natural gas eased on Friday but headed for a sizable weekly jump amid forecasts for cooler weather across the US Midwest and Northeast next week. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 0.34% lower at $2.675 per million British thermal units at 8:29 GMT, shifting in a daily range of $2.693-$2.661. The contract gained 2.8% […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures drop ahead of EIA inventory data

April 16, 2015 8:39 am
Natural gas fell on Thursday before a government report likely shows a larger-than-average weekly build in US natural gas stockpiles, while overall typically mild Spring weather dominates the country. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 1.23% lower at $2.578 per million British thermal units at 8:13 GMT, shifting in a daily range of $2.609 […] Read more

Natural gas trading outlook: futures erase weekly gains ahead of EIA data

April 15, 2015 8:20 am
Natural gas swung into negative weekly territory on Wednesday as forecasting agencies continued to call for a typical Spring pattern to persist over the US, with showers, thunderstorms and mostly seasonal temperatures. Government supply data is expected to show on Thursday another larger-than-average weekly inventory build. Natural gas for delivery in May traded 0.79% lower […] Read more