Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) continue to fall very sharply and they reached at $4.37/mmbtu on June 21st – the lowest price level since May 23rd. Here is a summary of the recent U.S natural gas market EIA report regarding…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) are traded down in recent days all the way down to $4.52/mmbtu on June 15th, after they have reached last week their highest price level in nearly a year. Last week there was a heat…
The recent heat wave in the Northeast is probably among the main reasons for the recent rally in natural gas prices. Here is a summary of the recent U.S natural gas market EIA report regarding the week ending on June…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) started the month of June with rises; during last week, despite the seasonal shift in the U.S., the average weekly prices of natural gas (Henry Hub) inclined compared with the previous week’s; on Thursday natural…
Natural gas market continues to heat up as natural gas prices keep on rising, mainly due to the rise in consumption in the power sector. Here is a summary of the recent U.S natural gas market EIA report regarding the…
The concerns over the adverse effects of the Mississippi River flooding and the tornados attacks in the US seem to moderately affect the currently low natural gas prices (Henry Hub) as they have risen a bit during the last few…
The natural gas market in the US keeps on cooling down as natural gas prices (Henry Hub) keeps on falling and natural gas storage continues to bulk up. The flooding along the Mississippi River raised concerns regarding transfer of natural…
The natural gas market continues to seem to slow down and yet the natural gas prices (Henry Hub) are still high and rose last week. Here’s a summary of the recent EIA report on U.S natural gas market for the…
The natural gas prices kept on increasing last week, as the consumption increases in parts of the US. Here’s a summary of the recent EIA report on U.S natural gas market for the week ending on April 29th: Natural gas…
The natural gas prices continue to rise even though the consumption keeps on declining on a national level. This counterintuitive scenario might be due to the aggregation trap, in which on an aggregate level the effects of certain regions on…