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Analyst Explains Why Feb NatGas Contract Collapsed Wednesday

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Last updated: 2026/01/15 at 3:11 PM
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In an EBW Analytics Group report despatched to Rigzone by the EBW crew on Thursday, Eli Rubin, an power analyst on the firm, highlighted that the February pure gasoline contract “collapsed” yesterday.

Rubin outlined within the report that the February pure gasoline contract fell to $3.068 per million British thermal models (MMBtu) on Wednesday “on (i) probabilities for a dissipating Alaska ridge opening milder February dangers and (ii) a Webber Analysis report that Golden Move LNG Trains 2-3 could also be delayed till 2027”.

“Weak spot was compounded by volatility: yesterday’s $3.120 shut is inside 1.1 cents of Friday’s low,” Rubin added.

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Within the report, Rubin identified that day by day LNG demand “dropped to a two month low” yesterday, “mitigating climate pushed Henry Hub spot value upside to clear at $3.12 per MMBtu”. He additionally famous that “LNG may leap 3.5 billion cubic toes per day – including to a 12.4 billion cubic foot per day enhance in weather-driven demand into Tuesday”.

Rubin went on to stipulate within the report that “consensus projections” for the U.S. Power Info Administration’s (EIA) subsequent weekly pure gasoline storage report – which is scheduled to be launched later right this moment and can embrace knowledge for the week ending January 9 – “are for an 87-91 billion cubic foot draw”.

“The larger story is more likely to be rising bodily market energy into a chilly Martin Luther King vacation weekend,” Rubin added.

“Wholesome storage surpluses counsel NYMEX futures could attempt to proceed to look previous close to time period chilly, nonetheless,” he continued.


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The EBW report highlighted that the February pure gasoline contract closed at $3.120 per MMBtu on Wednesday. It outlined that this marked a 29.9 cent, or 8.7 %, lower from Tuesday’s shut.

In Thursday’s report, EBW predicted a “blended indicators” pattern for the NYMEX front-month pure gasoline contract value over the following 7-10 days and a “rebound and retreat” pattern over the following 30-45 days.

Rigzone has contacted Golden Move LNG for touch upon EBW’s report. On the time of writing, Golden Move LNG has not responded to Rigzone.

In an EBW report despatched to Rigzone by the EBW crew on Wednesday, EBW highlighted that the February pure gasoline contract closed at $3.419 per MMBtu on Tuesday. EBW outlined within the report that this marked a rise of 1.0 cents, or 0.3 %, from Monday’s shut.

“The February contract rose 1.0 cents yesterday to shut inside 0.6 cents of $3.413 for the third time in 4 buying and selling days as pure gasoline searches for equilibrium following value volatility since Thanksgiving,” Rubin famous in that report.

“The quick time period market stays caught between growing chilly into late January and concurrently rising storage surpluses,” he added.

On this report, Rubin mentioned “forecasts trended colder for Weeks 2 and three to bolster near-term assist”. He added, nonetheless, that “Henry Hub spot costs at $3.04 per MMBtu stay at a steep low cost to the February contract”.

“Henry Hub needs to be much less affected than regional foundation throughout subsequent week’s chilly shot, giving bears a gap to drive costs decrease,” Rubin warned.

Rubin went on to focus on in that report that day by day LNG feedgas was down. He added that the market “could ‘look previous’ upcoming chilly” and said that “rising storage surpluses, regardless of a chilly again half of January, could give the impression of a essentially oversupplied provide/demand steadiness to supply bearish dangers later this month”.

In Wednesday’s report, EBW additionally predicted a “blended indicators” pattern for the NYMEX front-month pure gasoline contract value over the following 7-10 days and a “rebound and retreat” pattern over the following 30-45 days.

To contact the writer, e mail andreas.exarheas@rigzone.com





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