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Natural Gas Can't Hold Gains After The EIA Reports A Smaller-Than-Expected Storage Draw & Near-Term Temperature Outlook Moderates--But Bulls Are Still In The Fight; Crude Oil Recovers After US-China Rumors; Domestic Supply Rises To All-Time Record High; Gas Demand To Bottom Today As Arctic Air Returns This Weekend
Friday, January 18, 2019
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In its weekly Natural Gas Storage Report for January 5-11, the EIA announced Thursday morning that natural gas inventories fell by -81 BCF. This was 4 BCF smaller than my -85 BCF projection and, thanks to extensive warmth throughout the week, was 137 BCF bearish versus the 5-year average. All 5 storage regions saw bearish withdrawals, led by the South Central region which, despite having the largest 5-year average withdrawal of any region (-73 BCF) actually saw the smallest draw of just -4 BCF, 69 BCF bearish all on its own. 3 out of the 5 storage regions are now at year-over-year surpluses according to the EIA data with only the Mountain and Pacific regions holding onto deficits. However, all 5 regions maintain robust deficits versus their 5 year average led, on an absolute basis by the South Central region at -136 BCF despite its exceptionally bearish draw this report, and by the Pacific region on a percentage basis at -26%. With the draw, natural gas inventories fell to 2533 BCF while...
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