Natural Gas Futures Fall Below $3 On Warm Weather Forecasts
Natural gas futures extended declines below $3.000/MMBtu amid warmer weather forecasts and delayed winter demand.
Natural gas futures extended their downward trajectory, with the prompt-month contract slipping below $3.000/MMBtu according to NGI_Natural_Gas. The decline was driven by warmer weather forecasts and growing expectations that storage injections could continue well into November, delaying the onset of peak heating demand.
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The persistence of milder temperatures has weighed heavily on prompt-month valuations as market participants anticipate robust inventory levels entering the winter season. Without an early cold snap to accelerate withdrawals, storage surpluses have pressured bulls.
Key facts
- Prompt-month natural gas futures slipped below $3.000/MMBtu.
- Declines were attributed to warmer weather forecasts.
- Storage injections are expected to continue well into November.
Source: naturalgasintel.com
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