Natural gas prices rebounded Friday, flipping from morning losses into small gains on slight signs of cool weather and an influx of bargain buyers, analysts said. The front-month November contract settled up 0.1 cent, or 0.03%, to $3.623 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices had hit a new intraday low for 2014, dipping to $3.558/mmBtu before a steady rally started after 11 a.m. Updated weather forecasts show a slight chill possible for the start of November, analysts said. That could drive heating demand at a time when traders had expected temperatures to be comfortable. But the change was only slight, and the new low prices may have played an even larger role in the move, said Aaron Calder, senior market analyst at energy-consulting firm Gelber & Associates in Houston. The $3.50/mmBtu mark is key in the natural gas market […]