Natural Gas
| January 06, 2009 05:39 PM EST
The NYMEX natural gas futures 12 month price strip settled 6.6 cents lower yet the Calendar strips 2011 through 2020 settled 3 to 7 cents higher. >>Read More
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| January 06, 2009 03:59 PM EST
January 06, 2008: NYMEX Energy Futures; Natural Gas Strips /
January 05, 2008: Natural Gas Cap & Collar Indications
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| January 06, 2009 11:57 AM EST
The NYMEX natural gas Feb09 contract traded to a $6.240 price high which is on a downward price trendline and also near a technical price objective at the $6.285 level (50% Fibonacci retracement point; Please view attached Daily Continuation chart). For the second session in a row the spot cash price at the Henry Hub (HHub) is trading below the NYMEX NG futures spot contract price and this appears to be acting as an anchor on NYMEX pricing short term. >>Read More
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| January 06, 2009 08:42 AM EST
January 05, 2008: NYMEX Energy Futures; Natural Gas Strips; Natural Gas Cap & Collar Indications
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| January 05, 2009 05:21 PM EST
The NYMEX natural gas futures market settled 10 to 8 cents higher (out the curve) in the Monday session. >>Read More
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| January 05, 2009 04:14 PM EST
January 05, 2008: NYMEX Energy Futures; Natural Gas Strips /
January 02, 2008: Natural Gas Cap & Collar Indications
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| January 05, 2009 11:42 AM EST
The NYMEX natural gas futures market is 2-8 cents lower in early session trading. The spot cash price at the Henry Hub (HHub) is trading below the NYMEX NG futures spot contract price and this appears to be acting as an anchor on NYMEX pricing short term. >>Read More
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| January 05, 2009 08:44 AM EST
January 02, 2008: NYMEX Energy Futures; Natural Gas Strips; Natural Gas Cap & Collar Indications
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| December 31, 2008 12:05 PM EST
Natgas storage expectations are for a -153 to -162 bcf WITHDRAWAL for the week ending 12/26/08 (-109 bcf/2007).
Summary: This week's report will be influenced by the largest HDD level seen so far in 08-09 winter season. This data will be offset by higher Canadian/LNG imports. Bearish factors remain; fuel switching away from natural gas as competing fuel prices became competitive in the Midwest and Northeast, declining industrial demand and low priced chemical markets which is keeping ethane in gas streams (i.e. increased supply) in some regions of the U.S. >>Read More
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| December 31, 2008 11:20 AM EST
Natgas storage expectations are for a -153 to -162 bcf WITHDRAWAL for the week ending 12/26/08 (-109 bcf/2007).
Summary: This week's report will be influenced by the largest HDD level seen so far in 08-09 winter season. This data will be offset by higher Canadian/LNG imports. Bearish factors remain; fuel switching away from natural gas as competing fuel prices became competitive in the Midwest and Northeast, declining industrial demand and low priced chemical markets which is keeping ethane in gas streams (i.e. increased supply) in some regions of the U.S. >>Read More
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| December 17, 2008 12:44 PM EST
The Minerals Management Service (MMS) reported Tue 12/16 that 14.1% or 184K bpd and 19.7% or 1.461 bcf/d of oil/natural gas production remains offline in the USGOM due to hurricane damage.
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