
Kevin Dobbs
Senior Writer at S&P Global
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2 days ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Jacob Dick |Christopher Lenton |Chris Newman
A combination of steady production, moderating weather, eased export demand from Mexico and elsewhere, maintenance interruptions and injection limitations all intersected to strand supply in the Permian Basin and pummel prices in mid-April. While prices in the region have since recovered some ground, analysts say volatility likely lies ahead. NGI’s Waha daily cash price dropped into negative territory last Thursday (April 17) ahead of the Easter holiday weekend.
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6 days ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Jacob Dick |Jodi Shafto |Christopher Lenton
The importance of weather information for the natural gas market cannot be overstated, according to market weather experts. Market participants rely on the data to help project demand and support supply-side decisions. But, aggressive staffing cuts at the U.S. government’s main forecaster has the market on edge about adequacy of its data going forward.
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1 week ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Jacob Dick |Jodi Shafto |Christopher Lenton
By Kevin Dobbs on April 17, 2025 at 11:14 a.m. Published in: Daily Gas Price Index Filed under: Natural Gas Prices Natural Gas Storage The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Thursday reported an injection of 16 Bcf natural gas into storage for the week ended April 11. The result was lower than historical norms and expectations, providing a bullish boost for Nymex natural gas futures in mid-morning trading.
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1 week ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Jacob Dick |Jodi Shafto |Christopher Lenton
Natural gas futures tumbled lower on Wednesday as market participants wrestled with the rapidly evolving details of global trade disputes that could stall the U.S. economy and sap energy demand. Expand At A Glance: Heating demand poised to fadeSupply estimated at 103.5 Bcf/dModest storage build expected
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1 week ago |
naturalgasintel.com | Kevin Dobbs |Jacob Dick |Jodi Shafto |Christopher Lenton
Natural gas prices are nearly where they need to be for energy activity to be profitable in the midsection of the country, but to substantially increase, prices will need to move much higher, according to a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
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