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Natural Gas Futures Stalled Near $3.00/MMBtu Amid Supply-Demand Jitters

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August natural gas futures continued to trade sideways on Friday, hovering near $3.00/MMBtu as traders weighed short-term demand fluctuations against robust production and ample supplies.

The price action reflected a delicate balance between competing factors, with some traders betting that the current weather patterns would boost demand for natural gas, while others were concerned about the impact of high production levels on prices.

The August futures contract has been trading in a narrow range, unable to break above or below the $3.00/MMBtu mark despite the uncertainty surrounding supply and demand dynamics.

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