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Natural gas prompt month futures saw a 5% decrease week-over-week to land at $2.71/MMBtu. The Millstone Nuclear Power Station in Connecticut has been operating at 40% capacity since October 20th, which has led to increased natural gas consumption for power generation in New England.
The rolling 12-month price strip for WTI closed at $72.76/barrel last week, 2.5% lower than a week ago, and the rolling 12-month price strip for Brent closed at $76.99/barrel, registering a decline of 2.3% week-over-week.
The November NYMEX prompt month futures saw a 12.4% decrease week-over-week to land at $3.04/MMBtu. We saw natural gas production increase notably last week to 104.6 Bcf/day.
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