Canadian Natural Gas Declines on Warmer-Than-Normal U.S. Weather
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Canadian natural gas was little changed amid warmer-than-normal U.S. temperatures that have pared demand for furnace fuels.
Alberta gas fell 0.25 cent. Chicago may have a high tomorrow of 74 degrees Fahrenheit (25 Celsius), 25 above average, according to State College, Pennsylvania-based AccuWeather Inc. Temperature-related demand for gas trailed normal by as much as 30 percent over the winter, said energy analyst Stephen Smith.