Natural Gas Forward Prices Slip as Fading Demand Eclipses Lower Supply

By Kevin Dobbs

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Lower production and a narrowing storage surplus fell short of countering forecasts for mild fall weather, leaving natural gas forward prices to probe lower.

NGI's forward curve for LNG exports

Front month fixed prices at benchmark Henry Hub declined 7.3 cents for the Sept. 13-18 period, reaching $2.288/MMBtu at the close of that span, NGI’s Forward Look data show.

Fixed prices fell week/week across most regions. Chicago Citygate shed 1.8 cents to $1.922, while Algonquin Citygate in New England lost 3.4 cents to $1.857 as National Weather Service forecasts called for benign fall weather in the Midwest and Northeast in coming weeks.

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Kevin Dobbs

Kevin Dobbs joined the staff of NGI in April 2020. Prior to that, he worked as a financial reporter and editor for S&P Global Market Intelligence, covering financial companies and markets. Earlier in his career, he served as an enterprise reporter for the Des Moines Register. He has a bachelor's degree in English from South Dakota State University.