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Natural Gas Rises To 2-Week High On LNG Export Recovery & Soft Production As Sentiment Continues To Improve; Gas Demand To Fall To Weekly Low Today As Temperatures Warm Ahead Of Next Reinforcing Shot Of Unseasonably Chilly Temperatures
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
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Natural gas prices opened the week on a strong note on Monday as investors cheered a sharp rebound in production as well as continued weakness in production. The front-month May 2024 contract gained 4 cents or 2.2% to settle at $1.79/MMBTU, the highest settlement since April 10. The 1x ETF UNG, which holds exclusively T+1 June contracts, gained a robust +3.6% due to rebalancing after post-2:30 declines on Friday while the 2x ETF BOIL, which holds T+2 July contracts, gained +5.0%.
Gains were primarily driven by LNG exports. After falling as low as 9.1 BCF/day last Tuesday, down more than-5 BCF/day versus last year, due to extensive maintenance at multiple export facilities, volumes rebounded over the weekend to 11.7 BCF/day on Sunday. Feedgas demand then soared to 12.7 BCF/day yesterday, the highest since April 4, as Freeport continued to ramp back up operations while flows to Corpus Christi and Calcasieu also recovered. Per today’s early-cycle data, LNG feedgas demand will co...
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