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Natural Gas Plunges In Energy Sector-Wide Rout On Stronger Dollar, Recession Fears, & More Moderate Temperature Outlook; Stronger LNG Exports (Sans Freeport) & Robust Storage Deficit Likely To Provide Support For Prices At These Levels; Gas Demand To Hold Steady Today On Hot South & Warming Eastern Seaboard
Wednesday, July 6, 2022
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Natural gas floor traders returning from the extended holiday weekend were greeted with a barrage of selling that resounded across the energy sector on Tuesday. When the dust settled, the front-month August 2022 contract had tumbled 21 cents or 3.6% to $5.52/MMBTU. Prices had traded as low as $5.33/MMBTU prior to the open. This sell-off still paled in comparison to that of the oil sector, with WTI plunging by 8.2% to $99.50/barrel, its lowest level since March 9, on recession fears and a stronger dollar.
The natural gas sell-off was driven at least partially by this energy wide slump and strong dollar, but also by a more moderate mid-July temperature outlook. Temperatures this week will be unseasonably hot across the Central and Southern US but, thereafter, there is evidence that the potent ridge of high pressure driving the heat will weaken and shift back westward towards less populated areas, cutting expected cooling demand. As of Monday evening, my Consensus Model—which in...
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