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Daily gas output seen at four-month low Daily gas flows to LNG export plants seen at five-month high Spot gas prices in Pennsylvania fall to lowest since November 2020 By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK, Oct 12 (Reuters) — US natural gas futures fell about 3% on Monday on forecasts for less demand next week than previously exp
Front-month November US natural gas futures rose 1.9 cents to $3.085 per million British thermal units (mmBtu). Daily output slid to a four-month low of 108.9 bcfd on Tuesday amid pipeline problems, while LNG feedgas rose to a one-week high of 17.6 bcfd.
Front-month US gas futures rose 3.1 cents to settle at $3.066 per mmBtu, their highest close since Sept. 25, as demand forecasts increased and output slipped due to a force majeure on Enbridge's Texas Eastern pipeline in Kentucky. The November-December spread also fell to a record low.
November gas futures fell 3.1% to $3.011 per mmBtu as forecasts pointed to lower near-term demand and expectations of higher output grew. LSEG said US demand is seen rising next week, while storage surplus is expected to narrow to 2.4% above the five-year average.
November gas futures fell 2.0% to $3.043 per mmBtu as forecasts pointed to weaker demand this week and higher output after the Mountaineer XPress pipeline returned to service. Analysts estimated US gas inventories at 2.4% above the five-year average for the week ended September 25.
October US natural gas futures fell 3.2% to $3.095 per mmBtu as the Mountaineer XPress pipe in West Virginia returned to service. Northeast spot prices also dropped below $1 per mmBtu, with New York, New England and the Mid-Atlantic hitting multi-year lows.
US natural gas futures for October delivery fell 2.6% to settle at $2.836 per million British thermal units on Monday. Forecasts for milder temperatures and lower oil prices weighed on the market.
US natural gas futures dropped more than 2% on Monday, weighed down by forecasts for milder temperatures and easing oil prices after several weeks of weather-driven gains. October delivery futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange were down 6.3 cents, or 2.2%, to $2.85 per million British thermal units.
(Adds closing prices) October contract is up about 3% this week after last week's 5% decline Calendar 2027 gas futures hit their lowest average since February 2022 Cove Point maintenance could curb recent export-plant feedgas gains European and Asian benchmarks hover near 44-month highs, far above Henry Hub By Scott Di