AL/MS Regional Avg. Alabama/Mississippi Natural Gas Prices

Daily Change
0.11
3.20%
Month/Month Change
-0.46
-11.50%
Year/Year Change
-0.03
-0.80%
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Daily, Weekly and Bidweek Prices are in U.S.$/MMBtu except for locations in the Canada section which are in Cdn$/GJ. For more information, please see NGI's Price Methodology.

Forward Prices are expressed in U.S.$/MMBtu and based on indicative data obtained from traders, exchanges and deals provided by energy companies. "Fixed Price" represent the forward prices of gas delivered for each reference period at the various locations/hubs. "Basis Price" represent the differential, for each reference period, between the Henry Hub and various locations/hubs. The Summer and Winter prices are simple averages of Apr-Oct (7 months) and Nov-Mar (5 months) respectively. "Bal Smr" and "Bal Wtr" prices represent simple averages of the remaining months in those seasonal strips (after at least one month has passed). For daily updates of these data in monthly bullets going out 5 years, contact sales at info@natgasintel.com.

Physical Gas, Futures Dance Higher; November Expires Up 8 Cents

Physical gas for Thursday delivery surged in Wednesday’s trading as forecasts called for plunging temperatures and a strong hint that the mild conditions experienced until recently might have to give way to a more seasonal temperature regime. Read More

New England, Gulf Losses Outdo Gains Elsewhere; Futures Bounce Off New Low

Gas for delivery Wednesday was mixed in Tuesday's trading with downturns in New England and the Gulf Coast just outlasting market strength in the Mid-Atlantic, Marcellus, Great Lakes and California. Overall, the market fell a penny. Read More

Weather Models Hint At Cold Snap; November Seen a Penny Higher

November natural gas is set to open a penny higher Tuesday morning at $3.57 as traders prepare for options expiration and factor in a shot of cold weather in key eastern and western markets. Overnight oil markets rose. Read More

Cash Gains, But Futures Slump Further

The warm weather switch got turned off for Tuesday and next-day gas prices rose as forecasts in major energy markets called for temperatures Tuesday as much as 15 degrees lower. Read More

Summer-Like Weather Swamps Cash Market; Futures Nervously Mixed

A few eastern points made it to the positive side of the trading ledger in Friday trading for weekend and Monday deliveries, but otherwise losses averaging a dime or more were common. Read More

Analysts See Equal Up/Down Risk, Yet November NatGas Called 4 Cents Lower

November natural gas is set to open 4 cents lower Friday morning at $3.58 as traders note little change in mild weather forecasts and increased production is expected to make up for an expected storage deficit relative to last year. Overnight oil markets retreated. Read More
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NatGas Cash Takes Double-Digit Drubbing; Futures Clock 11-Month Low

Futures prices may have taken a hit from an uninspired weekly Energy Information Administration storage report Thursday, while physical market trading for Friday delivery took no prisoners and left only a handful of points in the plus column. Read More
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Futures Inch Higher in Lackluster Response to Lean Storage Build

Natural gas futures got something of a lift off the Thursday morning release of government storage figures that were less than what traders were expecting. Read More

Mid-Atlantic Gains Balance New England Losses; Futures Slide Ahead Of Storage Stats

Next-day prices for physical gas traded Wednesday moved little as hefty losses in New England were largely balanced by gains in the Mid-Atlantic, Marcellus, and Gulf. Great Lakes and Rockies prices were mostly mixed, but California locations were higher. Read More

Marcellus, Mid-Atlantic Gains Outgunned by Broad Declines; Futures Limp Higher

Next-day physical prices were mixed in Tuesday's trading, with gains in the Marcellus and Mid-Atlantic unable to offset losses in New England, the Gulf Coast, Midcontinent, Rockies and California. At the end of the trading day, the national average was unchanged. Read More