U.S. natural gas futures were down for a third straight session as low weather-driven demand looks set to last into the first days of June while LNG feedgas flows eased and production edged up.
When demand decreases, prices fall.
U.S. natural gas futures were down for a third straight session as low weather-driven demand looks set to last into the first days of June while LNG feedgas flows eased and production edged up.
When demand decreases, prices fall.
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