Timothy Puko, WSJ, writes:
“Natural-gas futures have fallen 23% over the past two months to $3.043. Shares of gas-production companies are among this year’s worst performers after a run of mild weather lowered heating demand. Gas prices only began paring losses recently during this winter’s first cold snap after a historically warm February.”
Despite recent cool temperatures, it’s been a mild winter:
And, an increasing export market has not been enough to help prices:
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