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Natural Gas Market: Winter Premium Lingers As Near-Term Fundamentals Ease

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By Igor M. Isaev
| Benzinga
Current natural gas prices compared to the price range 10 days prior to expiration, by month, since 2010 Forward natural gas curve compared to 2020–2026 Current natural gas inventory levels and forecast for the coming week compared to 2021–2025 HDD+CDD based on current NOAA data and the forecast for the next two weeks, compared to 1995–2025 Daily Supply/Demand Gap Compared to 2015–2025 Number of delivery days from warehouses Filling levels at European storage facilities Electricity generation...
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Natural Gas: Persistent Tightness in the Near Term Despite Moderate Fundamentals

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By Igor M. Isaev
| Investing.com
The US market continues to exhibit notable near-term strength, with the front-month April 2027 (F27) contract trading significantly above its historical average for this time of year. While the broader forward curve remains elevated, the most pronounced premium is concentrated in the prompt months, reflecting ongoing concerns over inventory adequacy and weather-driven demand.
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Why US Refiners Remain Resilient And Key To Global Supply

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By Igor M. Isaev
| Benzinga
In times of geopolitical shocks and sudden supply disruptions in the Middle East, U.S. refiners often emerge as the market's stabilizing force. With the world's largest refining capacity and unique structural advantages, they can absorb price shocks and quickly redirect products to global markets. But how do they fare when crude prices spike and margins come under scrutiny? Let's examine the mechanics.
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