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The third-quarter price of the hypothetical NGL barrel averaged almost 50% higher than the same period last year, with movement in September resembling the tip of a chartable hockey stick that provided the increase.
Ethane prices remain buoyant as other NGL sink, but the summer is looking volatile.
Gulf Coast crackers will come online and increase demand, but prices won’t rise like many would like, Bernstein says in a new report.
NGL prices continue to rally, with optimism about ethane’s outlook.
NGL prices rise, positioned for volatility and tighter balances later in the year.
OPEC production cut plans serve up a potentially volatile year.
As higher prices encourage more production of crude oil, Morgan Stanley experts see associated output of natural gas dragging down its price.
Price of the NGL ‘barrel’ slinks to its lowest point since November.
NGL prices mostly hold steady in anticipation of increased demand.