The market is focused "on the potential arrival of widespread below-average temperatures across the U.S. around mid-November that will increase demand for gas as heating fuel," analysts at energy consulting firm Gelber & Associates said in a note.
Futures also gained support from a drop in output so far this month and expectations the Freeport liquefied natural gas export plant in Texas would return to service soon, following an unexpected shutdown on June 8 caused by a pipeline explosion.
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