Business Insider -
31 Jan 2014 04:02

Earlier today we told you that many had their eyes on the EIA's natural gas inventories report. Well, at 230 billion cubic feet, the draw came in a bit short of expectations for 239 bcf. But it was enough to cause natgas futures to experience their greatest single-day percentage decline since April 29, 2010, and the largest dollar drop since Nov. 11, 2008, according to WSJ's Brett Philbin. The March NYMEX contract ended the day at $5.011, a decline of $0.454 cents, or 8.3%. But Philbin...
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