The front-month January contract price rose USD 0.14, or 8.1%, to USD 1.91 per million Btu on the New York Mercantile Exchange on Monday. Gas prices had fallen 25% at the beginning of the month.
Monday’s cold weather forecasts helped settle the pressure that unusually warm US temperatures placed on the gas price. Maryland-based forecasting company Commodity Weather Group released a forecast on the same day that predicted 13 more heating days compared to last year, a 1.5% increase above average.
However, the industry expects this winter to be the second-warmest in the century, according to the Wall Street Journal. Tim Pickering, president of Canadian consultancy firm Auspice Capital Advisors, said the spike in gas prices was a little burst that would be insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
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