Natural-gas prices rebounded from earlier losses and gained for the eighth time in nine sessions as traders keep anticipating a tighter market in the months to come. Futures for April delivery settled up 1.7 cents, or 0.9%, at $1.868 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It is the highest settlement since Feb. 17 after rising 14% from the 17-year low it had hit before the recent rally. Bearish traders have been leaving the market, cashing out from winning bets made during the fall. Traders across the market are likely anticipating higher prices that often come in the late spring and summer, when hotter weather drives increasing demand for power plants fed by natural gas. The low prices also entice more power producers to use gas instead of coal, and 2016 is likely to be the first year when the country uses more gas-fired power […]