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Natural Gas Falls To End Holiday-Shortened Week But Still Finishes With A Weekly Gain; Natural Gas Demand Set To Rise Today On Deep South Cold & Ohio Valley Storm System As Realtime Inventories Finally Drop Below 3900 BCF; LNG Exports Steady Near All-Time Highs As Global Gas Prices Rally; Strong Gas Demand Likely This Week On Chilly Temperatures—But Then What?
Monday, November 30, 2020
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After Wednesday’s surprising rally despite a disappointing EIA-reported storage withdrawal, natural gas prices fell sharply in Friday’s holiday-shortened trading session. The front-month January 2020 contract settled down 12 cents or 4.0% to $2.84/MMBTU. The end-of-week loss wasn’t enough to wipe out early-week gains, however, and the front-month contract still finished the week up 7 cents or 2.5%--or 7.1% if you include the early-week rollover from the December to January contracts. Friday’s loss was driven likely by both a bit of a delayed response to Wednesday’s disappointing EIA number as well as building support among the computer models that, after this week’s cold snap, the second half of December would bring more seasonal, or even a return to above-average temperatures. However, there remains considerable disagreement among the models as to whether this warm-up will set up a return to the mild November pattern or just a temporary moderation before the next shot of cold air...
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