Natural Gas Futures Gain on Below-Estimate Storage Build and Weather Outlook
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- natural gas futures rose as the latest EIA storage injection of 92 Bcf came in below expectations, narrowing the surplus over the five-year average, with support also from hotter June weather forecasts boosting demand.
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Natural gas prices rose because less gas was added to storage than expected and hotter weather may increase demand. This could eventually affect energy costs for homes and businesses.
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