Gas Traders Worry Prices Could Plunge After Volatile Winter
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It’s been a roller-coaster ride for natural gas this year, with most of the time spent climbing to newer heights.
Spot contracts in Asia and Europe surged to a record, triggering factory closures and bankrupting energy retailers from Singapore to the U.K. Higher prices also meant storage facilities weren’t replenished as much as usual, and now they’re being depleted quickly.