Supply, Demand & Pricing | Henry's Cruel Summer - Suspect Supply and Normal Weather

Join Gibson Scott, Head of Intelligence at Enverus, as he dives deep into the latest energy market turbulence with two of the industry's leading analysts. In this must-listen episode, Director of macro research Al Salazar breaks down the puzzling natural gas supply surge from Louisiana's Haynesville region, while Senior Analyst Josephine Mills analyzes the unprecedented stability in global oil markets and what it means for investors. From questionable production data to bloated storage levels, LNG export growth to OPEC production volatility - this power-packed conversation delivers the critical intelligence you need to navigate today's complex energy landscape. Whether you're trading Henry Hub futures or positioning for long-term oil investments, this episode cuts through the market noise with data-driven insights. 3 Key Takeaways: Suspect Gas Supply Data: Louisiana's reported production increase appears overstated, with storage data contradicting the supply surge claims Storage Overhang Pressures Prices: Natural gas inventories sit above five-year averages and drive winter Henry Hub price forecasts down Oil Market Stability Masks Underlying Weakness: Despite "mind-numbing" Brent price stability, near term fundamentals remain bearish This episode is essential listening for energy professionals navigating suspect supply data and evolving market dynamics.

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