December Natural Gas futures pulled back today, marking the second decline in the last three sessions after reaching a four-month high yesterday. Despite the modest drop, Natural Gas futures are set to finish its third consecutive week higher, totaling a 26.7% rally since the October 17th low. Yesterday's EIA inventory report showed a build of 33 billion cubic feet, matching expectations. Total working gas in storage, at 3,915 billion cubic feet as of October 31st, is slightly below last year's level but remains 162 billion cubic feet above the five-year average, keeping stocks within the five-year historical range. Near-term price movement will be influenced by a cold shot of weather expected Sunday through Tuesday in the northern US.
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