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Natural gas futures bottomed below the $7/MMBtu mark, a level not seen in two months, pressured by a bigger-than-expected storage build. The latest EIA report showed that US utilities injected 103 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas into underground storage, well above the median estimates of a 93 bcf injection. Prices were already under pressure amid record domestic production levels and forecasts for milder weather through early October. Adding to the bearish outlook were expectations that demand would fall further in October when the Cove Point liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Maryland shuts down for maintenance. Natural gas futures were still up around 100% this year as soaring prices in Europe and Asia keep demand for US LNG exports firm. .