US natural gas futures rose over 6% for a second straight day, settling at $2.597 per mmBtu, the highest close since September 18. The rally followed forecasts that cold weather across much of the country would persist through mid-November, which could bring earlier storage withdrawals.
Traders noted the front-month was technically overbought.
Colder forecasts raise expected heating demand and draw on storage, supporting prices into winter. Gas is a key fuel for power generation, so a sustained cold outlook also tends to lift feed-grain and energy-linked costs.
Dopo 221 eventi meteo rialzista passati, Gas naturale si è mosso in mediana di +3,3% in 5 sedute (61% in rialzo; metà centrale da -5,2% a +14,0%), e di -0,3% in 20.
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Futures surged over 6% for a second day to the highest close since mid-September on cold forecasts through mid-November that could bring earlier storage withdrawals (weather-driven demand).
Cold November forecasts lifted front-month futures over 6% in consecutive sessions, with the move extending through the 2019-10-28 window and raising expected heating demand and earlier storage withdrawals.