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“We think overall gas demand for the remainder of March will be relatively tepid. We just have a super mild winter and now we’re sitting here with more gas in storage than we normally would at this time of year,”

Boe Report, March 15, 2024

“That is painting a picture for tighter supply later in the year,”

MarketWatch, March 14, 2024

“That indicates to many that job certainty is down and that can manifest in less likelihood to take vacations and travel, which in turn indicates lower petroleum demands in the U.S.,”

MarketWatch, March 08, 2024

“Which is giving traders pause on just how bullish things can get despite the OPEC+ cuts and the potential for both Iranian and Venezuelan barrels to flow in the near future,”

MSN, March 08, 2024

“Gas is struggling to find it’s legs as weather bearishness persists, but LNG feedgas is ramping back up so that should give us a bit of support,”

The Wall Street Journal, March 06, 2024

“The EQT announcement stands out because the timeline of the cuts is significantly different than others,”

Reuters, March 04, 2024

“Negative news experienced most of the winter, with low demand, (having) run its course at this point,”

Yahoo! Finance, February 26, 2024

“We are keeping a close eye on matching or similar production-reduction comments from the other majors,”

The Wall Street Journal, February 21, 2024

“Talking Supply Chain: Managing Your Energy Costs,”

Supply Chain Management Review , February 01, 2024

“Many Asian buyers have offtake positions with US LNG terminals in the Gulf of Mexico, but because of the drought in Panama, shippers are forced to go all the way around either South America or Africa to deliver,”

MONTEL, January 31, 2024

“Currently we are seeing a premium of around $10 a barrel when it should really just be $3 or $4 based on true petroleum demand fundamentals,”

Reuters, January 29, 2024

“Some weather outlooks for the start of February shifted significantly cooler over the past 24 hours, leading to some short-covering,”

The Wall Street Journal, January 24, 2024

“Everett was a key resource providing additional gas supplies to New England during extreme cold,”

Yahoo!Finance, January 06, 2024

“We are seeing bulls push the market on weather outlooks shifting cooler for the middle of January,”

The Wall Street Journal, January 03, 2024

“Mostly its the weather, that’s helping prices as we’ve seen some cold in U.S. maps creeping in, which is eroding some of the bearish sentiments,”

Yahoo! Finance, December 28, 2023

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and OPEC+ member Russia are taking more of a price-over-volume line, “and that really is difficult for some of the smaller nations to swallow given their cash situations compared with the kingdom,”

MarketScreener, December 21, 2023

“We’re seeing a little bit of weather-based demand creeping onto the maps…There is more hope for the natural gas markets as we continue to see strong exports as the LNG terminals are consuming roughly 15 billion cubic feet a day and that’s going to continue,”

Yahoo! Finance, December 18, 2023

“Weather was sort of mixed, which is helping the market that was oversold…”

Yahoo! Finance, December 14, 2023

“Russia is the wild card in the OPEC+ group right now, because it really needs the cash,”

Barron's, November 28, 2023

“Price erosion was due to the extraordinarily mild winter weather”

MarketWatch, October 31, 2023

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Community Corner, October 26, 2023

Natural gas markets rise “as LNG feed gas inches to new record levels and the weather driven sell-off of the past few days runs out of steam,”

The Wall Street Journal, October 18, 2023

“Reduced flows from LNG feed due to maintenance were offset by some overall elevated domestic natural gas consumption,”

Yahoo! Finance, September 26, 2023

“We aren’t seeing a strong influence from Australian strikes anymore,”

Reuters, September 15, 2023

“The Australian strike threat was more of a concern for markets when there was the potential for a full work stoppage at all facilities there,”

MarketWatch, August 29, 2023
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