Knoxville, Tennessee (Platts)–14Oct2014/413 pm EDT/2013 GMT NYMEX November natural gas futures settled 10 cents lower at $3.816/MMBtu Tuesday, with analysts citing expectations for a strong storage injection, the absence of significant heating demand and spillover from falling crude prices. “We’re expecting another large injection this week, and so far we haven’t seen any real cold weather,” said Tom Saal, broker at INTL FC Stone. Early estimates in the 90-Bcf range were circulating ahead of the US Energy Information Administration weekly storage report on Thursday, Saal said, compared with the five-year average build of 78 Bcf. “That’s the big reason for today’s selloff,” he said. Article continues below… Sign up to Natural Gas Alert today. Platts Natural Gas Alert provides global coverage of the major natural gas and LNG markets, including real-time spot market transactions reported as deals are done and key end-of-day crude and product assessments. Other analysts said […]