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US natural gas futures rose about 3% to a one-week high on Friday, March 28. The gains came on record flows to LNG export plants and a decline in daily output.
The May contract became the front month that day.
Higher Henry Hub prices raise the cost of nitrogen fertilizer and ethanol and DDGS production, which feeds through to feed and grain costs. Record LNG pull supports the gas price.
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