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Natural Gas Plunges 25% In Worst Week Of 2021 On Excessively Mild Temperature Outlook—And Losses Are Set To Continue Into Monday; How Much Further Can Prices Fall Here? Gas Demand Set To Rebound Slightly Today As Colder Temperatures Overspread Central US, But Any Shots Of Arctic Air Will Be Fleeting
Monday, December 6, 2021
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After four straight days of steep losses, natural gas finally snapped out of its freefall on Friday. The front-month January 2022 contract rose 8 cents or 2.0% to settle at $4.13/MMBTU. Nonetheless, the commodity still plunged a massive 25% on the week—even accounting for the rollover from the December to January contract—by far the biggest weekly loss this year. The decline was driven largely by an unseasonably mild temperature outlook well into mid-December. However, the commodity was also hit by LNG exports that pulled back nearly 1 BCF/day from all-time highs and production that trended back after a recent dip, loosening the supply/demand imbalance. The combination of a warm near-term outlook and a looser imbalance has pushed my end-of-season projected minimum storage level to nearly 1900 BCF, a more than 200 BCF increase since mid-November and up 900 BCF from some analyst projections last Summer.
And the news doesn’t get any better. Over the weekend, the near-term tempera...
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