estimatesBentek’s Flow Model at -35 Bcf this week and SD Model was higher at -37 Bcf. “While this week’s report will add to the surplus relative to the five-year average and to last year’s levels, the current Supply & Demand Daily estimate for the week ending Dec. 8 suggests that the surplus relative to last year will fall to a deficit with the release of the report on Dec. 15 and significantly reduce the surplus relative to the five-year average,”
“Week over week, the East region is estimated to have seen the largest swing in storage activity at a predicted withdrawal of 9 Bcf compared to an EIA-announced withdrawal of 23 Bcf the week prior. Sample activity in the region
fell to a net withdrawal of 6 Bcf from 15.5 Bcf the week prior, a change of 9.5 Bcf. The next two largest week-over-week changes in storage activity are expected to have occurred in the Midwest and Pacific regions. In the Midwest, a withdrawal of 18 Bcf is expected (-23 the week prior) and in the Pacific region, a net withdrawal of 5 Bcf is seen, compared to zero last week. "
Analysts Forecasts
Raymond James: -53 Bcf
Tim Evans, CITI: -49 Bcf
Bloomberg S/D Model: -48.8 Bcf
Bloomberg Flow Model: -47.2 Bcf
TFS: -47 Bcf
Robry825: -35 Bcf
Bentek Flow Model: -35 Bcf
PointLogic Energy: -35 Bcf
The Woz, ICAP: -35 Bcf
Genscape: -34 Bcf
Kyle Cooper, IAF Advisors: -33 Bcf
Charlie Fenner, Macquarie: -32 Bcf
ICE -35