New York City Natural Gas Price Jumps Fivefold From Thursday
(Bloomberg) -- A fast-moving winter storm on the East Coast is driving up demand for natural gas, and causing New York City prices to quintuple since Dec. 30. Â
The spot prices mark the strongest start to a new year since 2018, according to New York-based hedge fund E360 Power LLC and broker data compiled by Bloomberg.Â
An unusually warm December “has bred a lack of respect for cold weather,†and the dropping temperatures are causing a scramble to secure more gas supplies, said James Shrewsbury, co-founder of E360 Power. “This isn’t crazy cold yet.â€
Natural gas for delivery on Monday in New York City was $20 per million British thermal units in trading this afternoon, the strongest prices for the start of a year in since they soared to $138 on Jan. 4, 2018.Â
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