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Natural gas futures have managed to consistently stay above last week's high this week, even in the face of significant selling pressure owing to the absence of weather-induced demand.
Thursday’s bullish EIA storage report missed that implied production was lighter than the expected levels.
This week will be of great interest as we observe whether the pipeline flow data will effectively reflect a decline in production.
Though production appears to be lower than expected, exports remain soft at only near 12.5 bcf/day, and weather patterns continue to exhibit bearish tendencies, as the heat is not widespread enough to generate significant cooling demand in the United States until the first week of June.
On Friday, natural gas futures look ready for a sharp reversal after testing the day’s low at $2.422.
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