Another weekend with much warmer forecast changes has sent #natgas prices plunging yet again. We are solidly on pace for the 2nd warmest December on record in the U.S, behind only December 2015.
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Colder changes did not materialize over the weekend, as the pattern beyond the next few days simply oscillates around normal demand levels, keeping us on pace for a rather normal November as a whole.
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NAT GAS EIA DATA HIT: 63 bcf net implied flow for the week ending October 29th vs. BWS estimate of 65 bcf and market expectations from 58 to 70 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 38 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD
NAT GAS EIA DATA HIT: 87 bcf net implied flow for the week ending October 22nd vs. BWS estimate of 85 bcf and market expectations from 80 to 92 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 62 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD
#Weather is the story in the #natgas market this morning, with colder forecast changes, especially in the ECMWF EPS modeling, though even the latest GEFS maintains enough blocking to support colder risks. Prices are πππ
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NAT GAS EIA DATA HIT: 92 bcf net implied flow for the week ending October 15th vs. BWS estimate of 90 bcf and market expectations from 82 to 96 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 69 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD
We are looking for a build of 90 bcf in today's #natgas EIA storage report, well larger than the 5-year average of 69 bcf, due to low overall demand and higher wind. If wrong, risk is skewed toward a lower build, in our view.
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Projected #weather demand remains generally low, and climate models, such as the CFS (shown here) paint a warm, bearish picture for November. Is it on the right track? We discuss the forecast and risks:
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While we have had some #weather model volatility recently, the theme of generally low demand has not wavered, which is important to keep in mind.
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NAT GAS EIA DATA MISS: 81 bcf net implied flow for the week ending October 8th vs. BWS estimate of 90 bcf and market expectations from 82 to 96 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 79 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD
For today's EIA #natgas storage report, we are looking for a build of 90 bcf, which would reflect tighter supply / demand balances vs the last couple of numbers, mostly thanks to very low wind. This compares to the 5-year average build of 79 bcf.
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Overnight #weather models continued the cooler shift, helping #natgas prices advance higher this morning, though the pattern remains far from being cold.
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12z models, while not *cold*, moved notably cooler in the medium range, providing a lift to #natgas prices from midday on.
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Chilly #weather over in Europe gives way to much warmer conditions heading into next week.
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Total #natgas supply has fallen back under last year's levels, thanks to this week's production decline along with a bump back higher in LNG exports. This is helping to negate any bearish #weather influences.
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With the very warm start to the month, and a forecast for general continued warmth, we are projecting this month to feature the lowest demand (measured by GWDDs) of any October in our historical dataset (back to 1980).
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NAT GAS EIA DATA MISS: 118 bcf net implied flow for the week ending October 1st vs. BWS estimate of 106 bcf and market expectations from 100 to 118 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 81 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD
NAT GAS EIA DATA HIT: 88 bcf net implied flow for the week ending September 24th vs. BWS estimate of 85 bcf and market expectations from 80 to 93 bcf. This compares to 5-year average of 72 bcf. #natgas $UNG $BOIL $KOLD