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Energy Execs Cite Uncertainty and Little Change for Henry Hub Natural Gas Prices in Dallas Fed Survey

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Executives working in the breadbasket of the nation’s energy industry do not think natural gas prices will gain much traction this year, and they are less uncertain about the global outlook, citing trade policies and geopolitical risks, according to a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

Chart showing price expectations for Henry Hub natural gas in the future.

The quarterly energy survey by the Dallas Fed, as it is known, queries oilfield services (OFS) firms and exploration and production (E&P) companies about business conditions and their estimates of oil and natural gas prices.

The upstream firms surveyed work or are headquartered in the Eleventh District, which encompasses Texas, northern Louisiana and southern New Mexico. The region includes the Permian Basin, and the Eagle Ford and Haynesville shales.

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