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Natural Gas Surges To 3-Week High On Rebounding LNG Exports & Hot June Temperature Outlook; Will Recovering European Inventories & Falling Margins Price Out US LNG Exports?; Gas Demand To Hold Nearly Steady Today As Hot West Counters Cool Heartland & Mid-Atlantic
Tuesday, May 24, 2022
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Natural gas prices surged on Monday thanks to a hot early-June temperature outlook and rebounding LNG export demand. The June 2022 front-month contract settled up 66 cents or 8.1% to close at $8.74/MMBTU. It was the highest settlement since May 5—and the second highest since August 2008. Prices are now up a massive +203% versus 2021. Despite the near-term temperature outlook trending somewhat milder for the next 5-7 days, investors were willing to overlook this period of reduced demand due to the increasing prospect of a quick return to hotter-than-normal readings by early June. Meanwhile, investors also cheered the return of near-record LNG export demand. After surging to all-time highs above 13.7 BCF/day in March to help meet strong European demand, LNG exports dipped during April and May due to prolonged seasonal maintenance. As a result, demand averaged close to 12 BCF/day for much of this time frame, up less than 2 BCF/day year-over-year. Over the past five days, however, maintena...
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