71.   Natural gas futures fell to the lowest price in more than six weeks as forecasts for more mild weather in the U.S. signaled further lackluster demand for heating fuels.

72.   Natural gas futures plunged as temperatures in the central U.S. rose, after sinking to record lows during the weekend, and eased demand for heating fuels.

73.   Natural gas futures rose as storms and below-normal temperatures in the Pacific Northwest boosted heating fuel demand at a time of lean inventories.

74.   Natural gas prices plunged for the fourth consecutive day as warmer temperatures in the U.S. Midwest dampened demand for heating fuels.

75.   Natural gas rose for a second day, reaching a three-month high, as cold weather in the Midwest boosts demand for heating fuels.

76.   Natural gas soared to a nine-month high on speculation that an early cold snap this week will boost demand for heating fuel.

77.   Much of the gas produced along the Gulf Coast is shipped to the Northeast to be burned as heating fuel.

78.   Natural gas and heating oil fell amid concern mild temperatures in the U.S. Midwest and Northeast this week will dampen demand for heating fuels.

79.   Natural gas and heating oil fell as inventories of the heating fuels appear adequate for the rest of what has been a mild winter.