U.S. natural gas futures fell due to weak demand caused by weather

Sina Finance News on March 30th, U.S. natural gas futures fell, with the May contract becoming the front-month contract, while weekend temperature forecasts showed a decrease in demand. NatGasWeather.com stated in a report, "Weather patterns for most of the next 15 days are overall bearish, but national demand will still see slight fluctuations." The forecasting agency added that robust liquefied natural gas exports continue to support prices, but this is being offset by strong production. New York Mercantile Exchange May natural gas futures fell by 5.5%, to $2.859 per million British thermal units.