Natural-gas prices have rebounded by 80% from their February low. A storage tank at the… Prices may have rebounded by 80% from their February low but, on the surface, the U.S. natural gas market looks much the way it has for years: Inert. That is what market-watchers would conclude from the industry’s most-followed bellwether, the amount of gas in underground storage reported by the U.S. Energy Information Administration. With just a month to go before the traditional start of heating season when those stores begin to be depleted, the amount of gas in storage is 2.6% higher than the very ample level seen a year ago. Put another way, there has never been so much gas available for the winter on this date. But a look at how slowly that surfeit has expanded paints an entirely different picture. And, while there is no shortage or even tightness in the […]