1549 ET - U.S. natural gas futures slip as the Nymex front month moves to October, a shoulder-season month when demand is typically mild. With hot weather seen extending into September, and LNG feedgas flows recovering, prices have maintained near-term support. This week also saw a decline in the inventory surplus over the five-year average, with the next few weekly storage injections also likely to be smaller than usual. Natural gas for October delivery settles down 0.9% at $2.888/mmBtu, but up 2.7% on the week.
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