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To: roguedolphin who wrote (108078)	6/27/2025 12:18:13 PM
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The front month NYMEX contract (AUG25) was trading at $3.62 at the time of this post. US natural gas futures fell during the week, pressured by rising production and a larger-than-expected storage build. According to the EIA, US utilities added 96 billion cubic feet of gas to storage in the week ending June 20, marking the 10th consecutive week of above-average injections. Average output in the Lower 48 states increased to 105.5 bcfd in June, up from 105.2 bcfd in May, supporting ample supply. Despite forecasts for continued hotter-than-normal weather over the next two weeks, temperatures are expected to ease from this week’s peak heat. Additionally, gas flows to the eight major US LNG export terminals have declined to 14.1 bcfd so far in June, down from 15.0 bcfd in May. Storage builds should move below the 5-year average in July and LNG exports should increase in July and remain high through year-end. Dan Steffens Energy Prospectus Group