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US winter storm derails Henry Hub's recent bearish turn

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By Jeremy Beaman Verified
| S&P Global Verified
The fierce, impending US winter storm is reshaping the outlook for 2026 natural gas pricing which, until the current week, had been trending increasingly bearish. Since markets emerged from the recent holiday weekend, forecasts have materialized of sub-freezing temperatures across much of the Central and Eastern US, as well as a corresponding surge in gas demand for heating.
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US EIA reports larger-than-expected 11 Bcf draw from gas storage stocks

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By Jeremy Beaman Verified
| Energy Evolution
The US Energy Information Administration reported an 11 Bcf withdrawal from natural gas storage for the week ended Nov. 21, marking the market's second net pull of the season. The EIA's Nov. 26 weekly storage update, published a day earlier due to the Thanksgiving holiday, was bullish to market expectations but smaller than the five-year average draw of 25 Bcf in the corresponding week, EIA data showed. Platts, part of S&P Global Energy, asked gas market analysts on Nov.
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US Northeast gas production rebounds following third-quarter shut-ins

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By Jeremy Beaman Verified
| Energy Evolution
Appalachian natural gas production is on the rebound entering November as producers react to rising in-basin pricing and regional fundamentals that are tightening on higher seasonal demand. Northeast production averaged 35.5 Bcf/d over the last two weeks, up by about 700 MMcf/d from the first half of October alongside a nearly three-fold increase in regional gas-fired heating demand between the first and last weeks of the month, S&P Global Commodity Insights data showed.
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