September 24, 2024 18:26 GMT
NATGAS: Natural Gas End of Day Summary: Henry Hub Eases Back from High
NATGAS
Henry Hub has erased earlier gains to be trading lower on the day. However, front month remains within yesterday’s intraday range and at levels last seen on June. 28.
- US Natgas OCT 24 down 2.8% at 2.54$/mmbtu
- US Natgas MAR 25 down 1.6% at 3.06$/mmbtu
- A tropical disturbance is expected to develop into a major hurricane before approaching the northeastern US Gulf Coast on Thursday.
- Domestic natural gas demand is up at 72.7bcf/d today, according to Bloomberg.
- US cooling demand for the week ending Sep. 28 is forecast to be 18 cooling degree days (CDD) above the long-term normal, according to Bloomberg, citing the NOAA.
- US cooling demand for the week ending Sep. 28 is forecast to be 18 heating degree days (HDD) below the long-term normal, according to Bloomberg, citing the NOAA.
- US domestic natural gas production was yesterday up slightly to 101.2bcf/d, according to Bloomberg.
- Feedgas flow to US LNG export terminals was down further on the day to 11.70bcf/d today, Bloomberg said.
- LNG floating storage has resumed the increasing trend in place since mid-August after a brief dip last week.
- Canadian natural gas prices fall to the lowest since August 2022.
- China’s natural gas consumption is exceeding expectations in 2024, , according to OilChem.
- A colder-than-normal winter in Asia would raise demand for LNG as the region competes with Europe to secure winter supplies.
- The LNG tanker Qogir left Venture Global LNG’s US Plaquemines export facility in Louisiana by Tuesday morning, according to LSEG, after waiting at the plant since Aug. 23.
- Bangladesh's RPGCL is seeking an LNG cargo for delivery on October 10-11, Reuters said.
- US LNG deliveries to Europe have probably already peaked because the continent is reducing its gas consumption, MET’s CEO Benjamin Lakatos told Argus.
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