Jeremiah Shelor is a Markets Contributor for Natural Gas Intelligence. With a focus on the natural gas market, Jeremiah provides analysis and reporting on price trends, supply and demand dynamics, and the impact of weather on natural gas futures. His articles aim to provide valuable insights for traders and industry professionals in the natural gas sector.
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Jeremiah's articles primarily focus on natural gas, especially related to its drilling, futures trading, demand and supply dynamics. He also covers the impact of winter weather on natural gas prices. Based on this information, individuals with expertise in energy markets and investment analysis could provide valuable insights for his coverage.
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His geographic focus is not specified; however, it is evident that his reporting extends across the United States' natural gas market. Therefore, pitches should consider both national and regional perspectives when relevant to his coverage area.
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By: Jeremiah Shelor
With recent estimates helping to tamp down concerns that higher prices and summer cooling demand could bring a ramp-up in production, natural gas futures were rallying through midday trading Monday. Cash prices were up decisively, more than erasing discounts recorded late last week.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
Supported by comparatively light June supply readings, natural gas futures were probing modestly higher in early trading Tuesday.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
In a volatile start to the week, natural gas futures gave back a large chunk of the previous session’s gains through midday Tuesday as the market continued to search for fair value.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
As recent forecasts hinted at widespread summer heat developing later this month, natural gas futures advanced in early trading Wednesday. The July Nymex contract was up 5.7 cents to $2.643/MMBtu as of 8:42 a.m. ET.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
With the market keying in on a hotter outlook heading into the second half of June, and with a surplus-trimming weekly government inventory report expected, natural gas futures rallied in early trading Thursday.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
After the latest weekly storage injection overshot estimates and wiped out earlier gains, July natural gas futures were trading modestly higher through midday Thursday.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
Natural gas forwards underwent mixed changes during the May 30-June 5 trading period, though numerous hubs pushed higher as forecasts drove optimism around cooling demand potential into the second half of June.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
With a toasty June temperature outlook helping the market to shake off a plump weekly inventory build, natural gas futures probed modestly higher in early trading Friday.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
The U.S. natural gas rig count fell two units to 98 for the week ending Friday (June 7) amid a slowdown in Marcellus Shale drilling, updated figures from Baker Hughes Co. (BKR) show.
By: Jeremiah Shelor
As forecasts continued to point to widespread cooling demand potential by mid-June, natural gas futures were headed for a third consecutive positive session through midday trading Friday.
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