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Suhas Reddy

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Commodities

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<li>US nat-gas prices rose 13.4% for the week ending 25/Oct, after falling for three straight weeks. This uptrend was driven by favourable weather forecasts, reduced output, and rising LNG exports.</li>
<li>Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio dropped to 1.08 (25/Oct) from 1.54 (18/Oct) the previous week as call volumes increased by 94.5% WoW, while put volumes grew by 35.9%. </li>
<li>Put OI rose for contracts expiring in November, April, and May, while call OI increased for December, January, February, and March expiries. </li>
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US nat-gas prices rose 13.4% for the week ending 25/Oct, after falling for three straight weeks. This uptrend was driven by favourable weather forecasts, reduced output, and rising LNG exports.
Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio dropped to 1.08 (25/Oct) from 1.54 (18/Oct) the previous week as call volumes increased by 94.5% WoW, while put volumes grew by 35.9%. 
Put OI rose for contracts expiring in November, April, and May, while call OI increased for December, January, February, and March expiries. 


[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/43] Henry Hub Rebounds on Better Demand Forecasts and Reduced Output

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<li>US natural gas prices dropped 14.2% for the week ending 18/Oct, marking a third consecutive weekly decline due to milder winter forecasts and the lingering effects of Hurricane Milton.</li>
<li>Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio shot up to 1.54 (18/Oct) from 0.69 (11/Oct) the previous week as put volumes increased by 81.3% WoW, while call volumes fell by 18.4%.</li>
<li>Put OI rose for contracts expiring in November, April, and May, while call OI increased for December, January, February, and March expiries.</li>
</ul>


US natural gas prices dropped 14.2% for the week ending 18/Oct, marking a third consecutive weekly decline due to milder winter forecasts and the lingering effects of Hurricane Milton.
Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio shot up to 1.54 (18/Oct) from 0.69 (11/Oct) the previous week as put volumes increased by 81.3% WoW, while call volumes fell by 18.4%.
Put OI rose for contracts expiring in November, April, and May, while call OI increased for December, January, February, and March expiries.


[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/42] Henry Hub Continues Tumbling Due to Bleak Demand Outlook

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<li>US natural gas prices fell 7.8% for the week ending 11/Oct, marking a second straight weekly decline as Hurricane Milton reduced electricity demand, driving down Henry Hub prices.</li>
<li>Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 0.69 (11/Oct) from 0.98 the previous week as put volumes fell by 27.3% WoW, while call volumes rose by 2.8%.</li>
<li>Put OI increased for contracts expiring in November and April while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.</li>
</ul>


US natural gas prices fell 7.8% for the week ending 11/Oct, marking a second straight weekly decline as Hurricane Milton reduced electricity demand, driving down Henry Hub prices.
Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 0.69 (11/Oct) from 0.98 the previous week as put volumes fell by 27.3% WoW, while call volumes rose by 2.8%.
Put OI increased for contracts expiring in November and April while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.


[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/41] Henry Hub Extends Decline as Hurricane Milton Destroys Demand

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<li>US natural gas prices fell by 1.65% for the week ending 04/Oct, ending a streak of five straight weekly gains. The decline was due to expectations of softening demand.  </li>
<li>Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 0.98 (04/Oct) from 1.03 the previous week as put volumes fell by 20.2% WoW, while call volumes declined by 16.7%.</li>
<li>Put OI increased for contracts expiring in October and November, while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.</li>
</ul>


US natural gas prices fell by 1.65% for the week ending 04/Oct, ending a streak of five straight weekly gains. The decline was due to expectations of softening demand.  
Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 0.98 (04/Oct) from 1.03 the previous week as put volumes fell by 20.2% WoW, while call volumes declined by 16.7%.
Put OI increased for contracts expiring in October and November, while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.


[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/40] Henry Hub Tumbles as Hurricane Weakens Demand Outlook

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<li>US natural gas prices jumped 19.2% for the week ending 27/Sept, marking the largest weekly increase since November 2023, driven by strong demand and concerns over supply cuts.</li>
<li>Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 1.03 (27/Sep) from 1.69 the previous week as put volumes fell by 45.5% WoW, while call volumes declined by 10.1%.</li>
<li>Put OI increased for contracts expiring in October and November, while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.</li>
</ul>


US natural gas prices jumped 19.2% for the week ending 27/Sept, marking the largest weekly increase since November 2023, driven by strong demand and concerns over supply cuts.
Henry Hub Put/Call volume ratio fell to 1.03 (27/Sep) from 1.69 the previous week as put volumes fell by 45.5% WoW, while call volumes declined by 10.1%.
Put OI increased for contracts expiring in October and November, while call OI rose for expiries in December, January, February, and March.


[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/39] Henry Hub Jumps on Shrinking Storage Surplus and Healthy Demand

United States

Natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas mixture consisting primarily of methane, but commonly including varying amounts of other higher alkanes, and sometimes a small percentage of carbon dioxide, nitrogen, hydrogen sulfide, or helium. It is formed when layers of decomposing plant and animal matter are exposed to intense heat and pressure supplied by existing under the surface of the Earth over millions of years. The energy that the plants originally obtained from the sun is stored in the form of chemical bonds in the gas.

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Natural Gas (NATURAL GAS COMDTY)

[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/43] Henry Hub Rebounds on Better Demand Forecasts and Reduced Output

Henry Hub futures surged 13.4% for the week ending 25/Oct led by improved weather forecasts and reduced output. While the put/call volume ratio...

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[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/42] Henry Hub Continues Tumbling Due to Bleak Demand Outlook

US Nat Gas prices dropped 14.2% for the week ending 18/Oct, marking the third straight weekly fall and steepest weekly fall since February....

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[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/41] Henry Hub Extends Decline as Hurricane Milton Destroys Demand

US Nat Gas prices closed the week ending 11/Oct lower, marking the second straight weekly fall. The Put/Call volume ratio fell as put volumes...

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[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/40] Henry Hub Tumbles as Hurricane Weakens Demand Outlook

US Nat Gas prices closed the week ending 04/Oct lower, ending a five-week winning streak led by forecasts of softening demand. The Put/Call volume...

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[US Nat Gas Options Weekly 2024/39] Henry Hub Jumps on Shrinking Storage Surplus and Healthy Demand

US Nat Gas prices jumped 19.2% last week led by favourable demand forecasts, falling storage surplus and rising LNG exports. The Put/Call volume...

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