Current data from the EIA reveals that working gas in storage is at 3,269 Bcf, sitting comfortably within the five-year historical range. In other words, during the “shoulder season”, where huge storage builds are possible, we’re not expecting any major prices spikes to the upside unless there is corresponding bullish news like an unexpected jump in LNG demand. This article was originally posted on FX Empire More From FXEMPIRE: Hang Seng, ASX 200, Nikkei 225 Index: Asian Markets Tremble Amid Inflation Fears Gold’s Downswing Intensifies: Is the Precious Metal Nearing a Bottom?