Natural Gas Futures - Jun 13 (NGM3)

 
This page contains data on Natural Gas. Natural gas consists of various gases, predominantly methane. It is a primary source of fuel, electricity generation and fertilizer. More information can be found in other sections, such as historical data, charts and technical analysis.
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4.197 +0.007    (+0.18%)
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Type: Commodity
Group: Energy
Unit: 1 Mmbtu

  • Prev. Close: 4.189
  • Open: 4.189
  • Day's Range: 4.188 - 4.200

Natural Gas Overview

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Prev. Close4.189
MonthJun 13
Tick Size0.001
Open4.189
Contract Size10,000 MMBtu
Tick Value10
Day's Range4.188 - 4.200
Settlement TypePhysical
Base SymbolNG
52 wk Range2.168 - 4.444

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Rick Stripper
Rick Stripper   May 21, 2013 11:48PM GMT
Can someone tell me why we would need AC when we've all been waiting a long 9 months for spring & summer to come? Wouldn't you rather be outside enjoying this beautiful weather than stuck inside? How we quickly skipped the shoulder season and went from high heating demand to high cooling demand simply puzzles me. Perhaps there is not enough to write about these days....
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Jo shmo
Jo shmo   May 22, 2013 12:23AM GMT
The reason why you are asking yourself this question is because you are on the wrong side of the trade.(But I agree with you...)
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Jo shmo
Jo shmo   May 22, 2013 12:25AM GMT
The reason why you are asking yourself this question is because you ar eon the wrong side of the trade.
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Airheadmw  Gas Man
Airheadmw Gas Man   May 22, 2013 12:28AM GMT
Jo.. you must have a crystal ball and posting this while eating sushi ahhh..
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Gary Gruen
Gary Gruen   May 22, 2013 01:04AM GMT
Because the big fish said so and nobody could fight back.
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Rick Stripper
Rick Stripper   May 21, 2013 11:43PM GMT
More near term bearish news on NG. From Tonights Platts Natural Gas Daily (for 22-May-13) -- Gas storage may hit capacity before season ends: US working gas storage inventories might bump up against available capacity of around 4.2 Tcf before the traditional injection season ends next fall, Tudor Pickering Holt analyst Dave Pursell said Tuesday. Even though current storage levels of 1.964 Tcf are a "massive 26%" below year-ago levels, weekly storage data from the Energy Information Administration over the past four weeks indicate that the market is over-supplied by nearly 3 Bcf/d due to "larger injections than our longer-term weather model predicted," Pursell said. "Last week's reported 99-Bcf injection, a record for early May, was further confirmation of a weak gas market," said Pursell. "We attribute much of this underperformance vs. norms to gas price increasing from the low $3's/Mcf in mid-February to $4.50/Mcf recently, causing gas to give some market share gains back to coal." "So if the market remains 3 Bcf/d oversupplied but the summer is another hot one, storage would end at around 4.1 Tcf," said Pursell. And in the event of normal summer temperatures, inventories could fill to EIA's estimated peak working capacity of 4.2 Tcf before the cooling season ends in late October or early November. That, Pursell said, could put downward pressure on the market and send gas prices back to the $3.50/Mcf area, thereby "discouraging rig count/activity growth." -- Anastasia Gnezditskaia
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Rick Stripper
Rick Stripper   May 21, 2013 11:45PM GMT
You know the drill here. Sell/fade rallies to $4.40, watch it tank Thursday...
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S. Kumar
S. Kumar   May 22, 2013 12:06AM GMT
Yes
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Rick Stripper
Rick Stripper   May 21, 2013 11:38PM GMT
Now that the Tornados have finally passed, can we see NG go down please?? From Tonights Platts Natural Gas Daily (22-May-13) -- In the cash market, a force majeurewas lifted Tuesday on Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline's system after a tornado that touched down in the Oklahoma City area Monday caused some damage and isolated most of Line Segment 340. Platts unit Bentek Energy said the force majeure shut in several production points that had averaged 40,000 Mcf/d for the previous 30 days. Southern Star said the pipeline was operating normally as of late Tuesday after the affected segment had been isolated. The company said the majority of Southern Star's customers did not lose supply. Additionally, a report from the National Response Center late Monday stated that a caller reported that "a tornado blew over the support structure of a 24-inch steel pipeline," causing a release of natural gas on the Oklahoma Natural Gas pipeline. Oklahoma Gas Transmission's Oneok zone and Southern Star prices bucked the national trend and fell below $4, down a couple of cents each.
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