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Natural Gas Outlook: Storage Cushion Meets Late Heat

Daniel Park-Morgan6 min read
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Natural Gas, Inventories, Weather and Supply

US Storage Reaches 3,214 Bcf

Working natural gas increased by 30 billion cubic feet during the week ending August 28, reaching 3,214 Bcf. EIA storage report

Inventories were 160 Bcf above the five-year average of 3,054 Bcf.

Warmer Forecasts Could Extend Cooling Demand

The September 6 forecast favored above-normal temperatures across most of the continental United States from September 12–16. NOAA forecast

Global LNG Supply Adds Another Variable

European benchmark natural gas advanced more than 2%, with Dutch TTF futures near €73.73 per megawatt-hour. Qatar-related LNG disruptions added support.

What traders should watch next

  • September 10 EIA report
  • Lower-48 dry-gas production
  • LNG terminal feed-gas demand
  • Mid-September temperature forecasts
  • Gulf Coast storm activity
  • European storage and Qatari LNG flows
Social caption: US natural gas storage stands at 3,214 Bcf, above the five-year average.

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Risk disclaimer: Natural gas is highly volatile and sensitive to weather, inventories and infrastructure events. This is general market information only.

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