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This Is Going To Be Rough: Global Markets Sell Off On Coronavirus Fears, Taking Oil & Natural Gas With Them; Gas Demand To Bottom For The Week Today Before Midwest Snowmaker & Reinforcing Shot Of Arctic Air Sends Late-Week Daily Storage Withdrawals Soaring
Monday, February 24, 2020
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Natural gas prices pulled back on Friday as the near-term temperature outlook trended somewhat milder, though prices still finished the week solidly in the black. The front-month April 2020 contract slid just under 2 cents or 0.8% to settle at $1.91/MMBTU, rallying 3.7% on the week, its largest weekly gain since the week ending November 1. The entirety of the gains came on Tuesday following the long holiday weekend when prices spiked more than 5% on the prospect of colder late February and early March temperatures. The commodity attempted to break out further on Thursday following another much larger-than-expected -151 BCF EIA-reported weekly storage withdrawal with intraday prices topping $2.03/MMBTU, but the bears sold aggressively into the rally as the near-term temperature showed signs of moderating. Natural gas prices are still trading down a steep 30% compared to this time last year when the commodity was priced at $2.72/MMBTU. Additionally, Friday marked the 22nd straight session...
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