NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Natural gas futures fell off earlier highs on Thursday, after the Energy Department reported a smaller-than-expected drop of 136 billion cubic feet to 3,232 bcf in U.S. supplies. Analyst polled by Platts expected a withdrawal of between 145 and 149 bcf. Natural gas were up 2 cents at $4.33 per million British thermal units, compared with $4.36 per million Btus ahead of the data.Natural gas off highs as U.S. supplies drop
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Natural gas futures fell off earlier highs on Thursday, after the Energy Department reported a smaller-than-expected drop of 136 billion cubic feet to 3,232 bcf in U.S. supplies. Analyst polled by Platts expected a withdrawal of between 145 and 149 bcf. Natural gas were up 2 cents at $4.33 per million British thermal units, compared with $4.36 per million Btus ahead of the data.
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