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Bears Temper Their Enthusiasm; January Called 5 Cents Higher

December 5, 2014
Bill Burson
January natural gas is seen opening 5 cents higher Friday morning at $3.70 as traders react to deeply oversold conditions and note forecasts of eastern storms for next week. Overnight oil markets fell. Read More

Weather Models Little Changed; January Seen 4 Cents Lower

December 4, 2014
Bill Burson
January natural gas is expected to open 4 cents lower Thursday morning at $3.77 as traders hone in on a government report that is expected to show far less usage of natural gas than historical norms and weather projections show little change. Overnight oil markets slumped. Read More

Weather, Technicals Undermining Near-Term Potential; January Seen 8 Cents Lower

December 2, 2014
Bill Burson
January natural gas is set to open 8 cents lower Tuesday morning at $3.93 as traders see weather and technical factors working to suppress any meaningful market upside. Overnight oil markets fell. Read More

Medium-Term Weather Moderating Still; January Called 11 Cents Lower

December 1, 2014
Bill Burson
January natural gas is expected to open 11 cents lower Monday morning at $3.98 as the market extends Friday's 27-cent drop on the heels of a more tempered weather outlook. Overnight oil markets were mixed. Read More

Traders Juggle Weather, Positions Before Holiday; January Called 2 Cents Lower

November 26, 2014
Bill Burson
January natural gas is set to open 2 cents lower Wednesday morning at $4.38 as traders match forecasts of renewed cold with what is likely to be the first triple-digit withdrawal of the young heating season. Overnight oil markets slipped. Read More

Near-Term Warmth? December Called 19 Cents Lower

November 21, 2014
Bill Burson
December natural gas is set to open 19 cents lower Friday morning at $4.30 as traders jettison forecasts of cold next week in favor of estimates of near-term warming. Overnight oil markets surged higher. Read More

Traders Await Hedge Selling Opportunities; November Called 3 Cents Lower

October 27, 2014
Bill Burson
November natural gas is set to open 3 cents lower Monday morning at $3.59 as market bulls unsuccessfully scan the weather horizon for supportive developments and for the moment shun any hedging activity. Overnight oil markets fell. Read More
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Despite Shale States Surge, February U.S. Production Nearly Flat

May 1, 2014
David Bradley
A return to robust natural gas production growth from the Other States category -- home to several shale-rich states -- wasn't enough... Read More
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U.S. Production Nearly Flat in February; Analysts Expect Rebound in March

May 1, 2014
David Bradley
A return to robust natural gas production growth from the Other States category -- home to several shale-rich states -- wasn't enough to keep the U.S. production total from decreasing to 85.02 Bcf/d in February, down 0.18 Bcf/d compared with 85.20 Bcf/d in January, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). Read More
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Latest North Dakota Production 'Disappointing,' Official Says

March 14, 2014
Richard Nemec
North Dakota's record-setting pace for oil and natural gas production continued to slow for the most recent month reported, and the prospects are for the slowing trend... Read More

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