Natural gas futures surged to their highest level since July as a light storage print on Thursday sent prices above $3.000/MMBtu.
The injection of 53 Bcf into underground storage facilities was significantly lower than the five-year average, further supporting the rally.
This has been one of the leanest seasons for natural gas production, and any reduction in supply can lead to price increases.
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