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Natural Gas Rally Fails Despite Larger-Than-Expected EIA Storage Withdrawal As Bearish Temperature Outlook Remains The Focus; Temperature-Adjusted Supply/Demand Fundamentals Continue To Improve & Could Be Balanced Within Weeks; Gas Demand To Spike Today As Arctic Air Surges Into New England, But It Won’t Even Last Through The Weekend
Friday, February 3, 2023
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In its weekly Natural Gas Storage Report for January 21-27, the EIA announced Thursday morning that inventories fell by -151 BCF. This was 30 BCF bearish versus the 5-year average but was 13 BCF larger than my projection and above most analyst expectations, the third straight week that the EIA number outperformed. However, the EIA did revise down the previous week’s -91 BCF to -86 BCF. With the -151 BCF draw, natural gas inventories fell to 2583 BCF while the storage surplus versus the 5-year average widened to +163 BCF. The year-over-year surplus jumped to +222 BCF. Four out of the five storage regions saw withdrawals that were at or weaker than their respective 5-year averages with the Pacific’s -10 BCF (5-year average: -8 BCF) the only exception. The Midwest saw the largest absolute withdrawal at -46 BCF, but also the most bearish at 14 BCF smaller than its -60 BCF 5-year average. This was followed closely by the South Central Region whose -42 BCF draw was 13 BCF bearish. The South ...
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