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El Niño Has Gas Traders Bracing for the Warmest US Winter Ever

This winter is expected to be the warmest on record in the US, crushing demand for natural gas as consumers dial back their use of the furnace and power-plant fuel.

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El Niño Has Gas Traders Bracing for the Warmest US Winter Ever
This winter is expected to be the warmest on record in the US, crushing demand for natural gas as consumers dial back their use of the furnace and power-plant fuel.
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