Archive for the ‘natural gas prices’ Category
The Price Of Natural Gas – Bloomberg
Analysis and discussion with Nicholas Pope of Dahlman Rose. He says down time and mechanical issues affect the production and the gas prices. (Taking Stock)
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What is the long-term effect of LNG production on natural gas prices?
Same as oil – will go up -
Interview with Poyry Managing Director David Cox
Have Natural Gas prices bottomed?
Will Natural Gas prices start trending up? Please state your opinion and why. Thanks!
With natural gas around $4.80 you would think so. But somehow I doubt it. All withdrawals from storage have been below estimates this year. We are in the dead of winter. We are in a recession and no telling how long it will last. Unemployment will probably rise more and industrial demand for natural gas will probably decline. A major pipeline, the Rockies Express, is about to be completed in the upper midwest so available supply will increase to a major market at a time of declining demand. And the high prices of the past few years have brought large supplies of natural gas. I dont think oil prices have bottomed yet, (both often come from the same well) so I doubt that natural gas prices have either.
Prices of Natural Gas in Middle East countries?
Can anyone pls tell (or provide link of the web sites where) what are the prices of the Natural Gas in Middle East Countries as of today? Thanks in advance.
Natural Gas is the same price everywhere in the world. If it isn’t arbitrage will make it so.
What you are asking for is what is the price of NatGas in Middle East Countries after the government has subsidized the price.
PERSONAL FINANCE – Natural Gas Prices
Unlike oil, gas has not traditionally been a globally traded commodity. Most gas historically has moved by pipeline so it’s a regional market. So, for example, North America was one market connected by pipelines and Europe another.
LNG is starting to change that because gas can be shipped anywhere in the world where prices are most favorable. So, for example, if gas prices are higher in the EU than the US, more LNG flows to Europe.
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Historical ratio of oil to natural gas prices?
does anyone know where i can find a graph or just data of the ratio of the price oil to that of natural gas over the last x number of years?
thanks
http://www.eia.doe.gov/
Is $73/bbl Crude Oil the “tell” for rising Natural Gas prices?
Historically, crude oil trades around 8-10 times the price of natural gas…it’s trading at about 18 TIMES!!! If you believe crude oil is fairly priced at $73 bbl, and the multiple contracts, we could see 7.30 MCF on nat gas, which means a profit of about $31,000 per ONE contract of Natural Gas; if you’re willing to risk $5,000 this may be the next hot trade. Time will tell.
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How is cap & trade making electricity & natural gas prices higher going to reduce our dependence on?
foreign oil?
The libs keep saying how cap & trade will reduce our dependence on foreign oil. When gas is $5 a gallon like the Obama administration wants they will indeed make us use less oil.
We don’t use oil to make electricity though…
I am asking you to explain it. Old McCain propoganda is meaningless since he lost.
They know that green energy is more expensive is this is nothing short of making the good energy that is currently cheap more expensive thus it is nothing more than to manipulate the market into accepting a bad product but it matters not because after all the jobs are gone the govt will be sending checks to everyone to subsidize everyone;s existence and you will need a wheel barrel to buy a loaf or $20,000,000 bread. Can you say hyperinflation like Zimbabwe?
Do natural gas prices depend on where you live?
Or is there a national rate?
Yes the price depends on where you live. Just like with gasoline, water, electricity, heating oil, etc.