Natural Gas Futures Recover Midday Amid Declining Production
US natural gas futures recovered midday Friday from a storage-driven sell-off, with the November contract climbing above $3.200/MMBtu.
US natural gas futures were recovering midday Friday from Thursday's storage-driven sell-off, with the November contract climbing above $3.200/MMBtu, according to NGINaturalGas. The recovery came amid declining domestic production and strengthening liquefied natural gas (LNG) feedgas. Meanwhile, Hurricane Isaias added uncertainty to the market ahead of its expected landfall along the Gulf Coast.
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The upward movement in natural gas futures was supported by fundamental supply shifts, including lower domestic output. The approach of Hurricane Isaias introduced additional weather-related volatility for traders monitoring the Gulf Coast region.
Key facts
- November natural gas futures climbed above $3.200/MMBtu midday Friday
- Recovery followed a storage-driven sell-off on Thursday
- Domestic production showed signs of declining while LNG feedgas strengthened
- Hurricane Isaias added supply uncertainty ahead of an expected Gulf Coast landfall
Source: naturalgasintel.com
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