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Figure 1.  Historical NYMEX Natural Gas Futures Prices (First-Nearby Contract) and  Current NYMEX Natural Gas Strip
Figure 2 compares the EIA’s natural gas wellhead price forecast from each year’s Annual Energy  Outlook (AEO) going back to 1985 against the average US wellhead price that actually
Figure 3.  Levelized Premiums (Forwards – Forecasts)
Figure 4.  Net Hedging Pressure in the Natural Gas Futures Market, 2000-2006
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