
US LNG feedgas flows reached a reported record 21.4 bcf/day on November 6, while cooler US forecasts helped lift December natural gas futures to a one-week high. European storage stood at 74% full on November 4, 16 percentage points below the five-year seasonal average, and the article cited strong European and Asian prices as an incentive for US LNG exports.
Strong export-terminal demand supports US gas consumption, while low European storage and high import prices sustain competition for LNG cargoes. These conditions are supportive of natural gas prices, though the article also notes mixed near-term signals.
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