(Bloomberg) -- Natural gas at Canada's largest
trading point fell as moderate weather was forecast for the
country's largest cities and a U.S. holiday lessened demand.
The weather in Toronto is predicted to stay within a normal
range at least until July 6, according to a forecast from
government agency Environment Canada. Temperatures in Montreal,
the country's second-biggest city after Toronto, may reach
24 degrees Celsius (75 degrees Fahrenheit) tomorrow, about
7.7 percent below its range.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
trading point fell as moderate weather was forecast for the
country's largest cities and a U.S. holiday lessened demand.
The weather in Toronto is predicted to stay within a normal
range at least until July 6, according to a forecast from
government agency Environment Canada. Temperatures in Montreal,
the country's second-biggest city after Toronto, may reach
24 degrees Celsius (75 degrees Fahrenheit) tomorrow, about
7.7 percent below its range.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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