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Prospect for mild temperatures in the US leads to plunging US natural gas price

Tuesday, October 27, 2015 10:08 AM UTC

The prospect of a mild start to the winter coupled with plentiful stocks is putting further pressure on the US gas price, the front-month contract for US natural gas (Henry Hub) fell by an additional 10% yesterday to hit a 3½-year low of $2 per mmBtu.

However, the price slide, which has been driven to a major extent by speculation, is exaggerated and due to a not entirely unusually high degree of volatility ahead of the heating season.

"With a contract rollover due tomorrow, the price will at least appear to increase noticeably, for the December contract that will then serve as the benchmark is currently trading at $2.35 per mmBtu", says Commerzbank.

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