Natural gas fell since output was close to a record and consumption was predicted to decline the next week

Natural gas prices fell by 3.31% to 373.9, driven by near-record output and mild weather forecasts. However, the downside was mitigated by record LNG export flows and concerns over potential reductions in gas exports from Canada following US tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Lower 48 US states saw production increase to 105.5 bcfd in March,…

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Reduced gas flows to the country’s LNG export facilities caused a decline in natural gas

Natural gas prices dropped by 0.63% to ₹285.7 due to increased U.S. production and reduced tariff risks. President’s suspension of tariffs on Canada and Mexico reduced import costs, reducing price support. Average U.S. gas output rose to 106.0 bcfd in February, but daily production dropped to 105.1 bcfd. Weather remains a key driver, with forecasts…

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Natural gas benefits from robust LNG exports and a strong storage draw

Natural gas prices rose by 4.5% to ₹299.6 due to a larger-than-expected storage draw, with the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reporting a withdrawal of 190 billion cubic feet from storage for the week ending December 6. Despite the decline, storage levels remain 1.8% higher year-over-year and 4.6% above the five-year average. Gas flows to…

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