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Natural Gas Natural gas prices fell well below the expected price as it continues to fall on the market. Prices fell from the $3.40/MMBtu
August 8, 2013 No Comments
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Natural Gas Natural gas prices fell well below the expected price as it continues to fall on the market. Prices fell from the $3.40/MMBtu
Natural Gas Natural Gas took a sharp turn this week in the market, in which prices have begun to fall over .05 cents a day.
Natural Gas After a bearish market the past month, natural gas finally reverted to a bullish state. After weeks of falling below the $3.70/MMBtu threshold,
Natural Gas Natural gas has failed to breach the $3.70/MMBtu once again this week, however prices did not fall below $3.60/MMbtu. The low point in
Natural Gas Natural gas prices experienced a roller coaster ride this week, beginning in the upper $3.60/MMBtu range and then falling sharply to $3.60/MMBtu. Prices then rebounded above the
Natural Gas Natural gas fell to a low point of $3.52/MMBtu this past week, but was able to rebound to $3.66/MMBtu. Speculation remains bearish, after
Natural Gas After seeing gas last week at 3.90/MMBtu, which was a 12 cent increase from previous week, natural gas spiraled down toward the 3.60/MMBtu
Natural Gas The roller coaster ride continues for the natural gas market. After continuing to show signs of a bearish market last week, the rising
Natural Gas After the previous week which included a stable yet declining range of prices, natural gas continued to look bearish throughout the current week. Prices began
Natural Gas: This week, the natural gas market was a sleeper. Prices seemed to hover around the $4.00/MMBtu price range all week. The most movement
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