Natural gas prices inch higher — but not for long
Natural gas prices inched up Tuesday, but the gain was not expected to last long.
Analysts said the nearly 4 percent bump in futures prices was due to buyers looking to cover short positions on the commodity, not a fundamental change in the marketplace.
“Everybody understands that we have plenty of gas out there,” said Tony Say, president of Clearwater Enterprises Inc. in Oklahoma City .
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