1017 ET - The natural gas rally takes a break as demand is forecast to easy in coming days. NatGasWeather.com expects the current high demand to moderate next week as temperatures get milder, although the forecast remains uncertain. A combination of frosty weather, high LNG exports and AI demand for power has fueled the recent rally, Pepperstone's Dilin Wu writes. The front-month price pierced $5 yesterday, but closed just below that mark. "Looking at the medium term, potential new production capacity could introduce downward pressure," Wu says. Natural gas for January falls 1.3% to $4.929/mmBtu. (paulo.trevisani@wsj.com; @ptrevisani)
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