Natural Gas, Crude Oil, and Electricity Rates. Oh my
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
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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 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
Natural Gas This past week, natural gas had been starting to trend upward, and in several cases increased on average of about .05 cents per
Natural Gas (as of 5/16/13) Natural gas prices continue to gradually rise. NG is currently trading in or around the $3.95 range. Prices should stay
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported yesterday that 127 BCF of gas was withdrawn from storage last week, compared to the market expectation of a
According to a report from Dow Jones Newswires, natural-gas futures prices were trading lower Friday on expectations that the rest of winter weather won’t be
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