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Natural Gas Tops $4.00/MMBTU For The First Time Since December 2018 As Investors Look Past Larger-Than-Expected EIA Storage Injection Towards Upcoming Lower 48 Heatwave; Gas Prices Overvalued At Current Levels—But That’s The Sign Of A Strong Bull Market; Natural Gas Inventories Projected To Peak Under 3500 BCF This Fall, Setting The Stage For A Tight (But Not THAT Tight) Heating Season; Gas Demand To Rise Today As Heat Returns To The Northern Plains
Friday, July 23, 2021
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In its weekly Natural Gas Storage Report for July 10-16, the EIA announced Thursday morning that inventories rose by +49 BCF. This was 6 BCF above my +43 BCF projection and was 13 BCF bearish versus the 5-year average. With the build, storage levels rose to 2678 BCF while the storage deficit versus the 5-year average narrowed to -176 BCF. Inventories are -526 BCF lower than last year. Interestingly, despite the overall bearishness of the build, 3 out of the 5 storage regions saw injections (or withdrawals) that were at or bullish versus their respective 5 year averages. This was led by the Pacific Region which saw a -3 BCF withdrawal, a seasonal high and 3 BCF bullish versus its 5-year average +0 BCF. However, this was all cancelled out by the South Central Region whose +7 BCF injection as 14 BCF bearish all on its own versus the 5-year average -7 BCF withdrawal, thanks to persistently cooler-than-normal temperatures across the nation’s largest natural gas-consuming state of Texas. Non...
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