US natural gas ended slightly higher as forecasts shifted hotter over the weekend. Higher temperatures indicate increased demand for the power-plant fuel as consumers ramp up their air-conditioning use. The month is now on track to eclipse 2007 for the hottest population-weighted August on record, according to the private forecaster Commodity Weather Group.
US natural gas ended slightly higher as forecasts shifted hotter over the weekend. Higher temperatures indicate increased demand for the power-plant fuel as consumers ramp up their air-conditioning use. The month is now on track to eclipse 2007 for the hottest population-weighted August on record, according to the private forecaster Commodity Weather Group.
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