Commodity Market Report
North America gas markets short-term outlook: Storage refill worries increasing
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Its April not October. Yet Henry Hub gas prices have elevated to its highest levels since 2008. Winter storage worries have already begun. Why worry so early and with a storage deficit not unsurmountable? It’s because North America’s gas market ability to correct its imbalance has deteriorated. • Supply is growing but its price response is more muted and will take time • Gas burns for power need to reduce its market share to coal, but have been less price elastic A hot summer and cold winter would spell disaster. Risks of even higher gas prices persist until either supply or demand’s price response returns.
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