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US Natgas Holding Steady with Healthy Supplies

NATGAS

US Natgas holding just above the lows from Friday last week as a cooler weather forecast and above normal demand offsets the steady production levels and healthy storage levels. Pipeline natural gas supplies to LNG export terminals have only seen a small increase on levels seen last week.

    • US Natgas APR 23 up 0% at 2.43$/mmbtu
  • The latest NOAA two week outlook shows below normal temperatures across the country in the 6 to 14 day period. Domestic demand is today up to 89.05bcf/d compared to the five year average of around 80bcf/d.
  • Natural gas deliveries to the seven US LNG export terminals is estimated up to 13.5bcf/d today due to increased supply to Sabine Pass and Freeport after dipping back below 13bcf/d over the weekend. Supply to Freeport are today at 1.0bcf/d according to Bloomberg compared to approximately 2.1bcf/d when back up to full capacity.
  • Natural gas production is steady at around 100.3bcf/d today compared the top of the previous five year range at 95bcf/d. Exports to Mexico have dipped down to 5.0bcf/d according to Bloomberg data.


Source: Bloomberg

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