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Global Commodities: Learnings from Earnings: One US gas producer steps up; European industrial de...

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SUMMARY
  • US natural gas market seeing production reduction by Chesapeake, but overall storage trajectory only slightly affected
  • European natural gas market showing signs of rebound in industrial demand, with companies reporting higher demand in key countries like France and Germany
  • Weather forecasts and production reductions in the Lower 48 indicating potential for lower prices for longer in the natural gas market

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