The last time a front-month contract expired at a lower level was on July 27, 1995, when the prompt contract rolled off the board at $1.49/MMBtu. Down the curve, the May contract, which will take the reins as the front-month contract Monday, shed 1.8 cents day on day to settle at...
The August NYMEX natural gas contract rose 5.60 cents to settle at$2.324/MMBtu in its the first day of trading as the prompt-month contract.It traded in a range of $2.265-$2.339/MMBtu.The increases come as the US Energy Information Administrationposted a lower injection of natural gas ...
NYMEX WTI futures contracts expire three business days prior to the twenty-fifth calendar day of the month before delivery (adjusted earlier if the twenty-fifth is not a business day). Physical delivery is made between the first and last day of the delivery month. For example, the May 2...
Mid Atlantic and Midcontinent power forwards spiked Monday as the NYMEX prompt-month natural gas contract added 49.2 cents to settle around $3.591/MMBtu. PJM West Hub on-peak February jumped $11 on the day to trade in the mid-$60s/MWh on the Intercontinental Exchange, $12 higher year on ...