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NG Futures Rise on Anticipated Storage Build

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Natural gas futures rose modestly midweek as traders took into account near-term cooling demand and prepared for updated storage data that was expected to reveal a surplus of supply.

Despite some bearish views, the market appeared to be gaining traction due to an anticipated build-up in storage levels. This development could signal a return to more balanced conditions after a period of supply abundance.

The weather forecast remains bullish for natural gas production, but it's worth noting that autumn is approaching and this could potentially impact demand.

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