2. Bloomberg.com "Gas Bears Up Bets on 'Catastrophic' Surplus" January 16, 2012
Hedge funds turned bearish on U.S. natural gas for the first time in eight
weeks as a surplus and warmer-than-normal weather pushed the price of the heating fuel to the lowest level in more than two
years. Natural gas plunged 13 percent last week... biggest decline since August 2009.
3. Bloomberg.com "Canadian Natural Gas Falls Amid Forecasts of
Mild U.S. Weather" December 2, 2011
Canadian
natural gas declined amid speculation that mild U.S. weather will pare consumption.
4. Wallstreetjournal.com "US GAS: Futures Edge Higher On Weather Forecasts" August 10,
2011
Natural gas for September delivery
recently traded up 0.8 cent, or 0.2%, to $4.002 per million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Demand
for natural gas tends to rise in the summer with high temperatures as the fuel is used to generate electricity to power air
conditioning.
5. Fxstreet.com
"Nymex Natural Gas futures have stalled out at the top end" July 11, 2011
The nearby natural gas futures rolled into resistance on Friday’s close and held steady at
the upper trend line at a price of $4.22 per million BTU’s.
6. Bloomberg.com “Natural Gas Futures Advance on Outlook for Inventory Deficit”
April 29, 2011
