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- Natural gas prices tumbled lower on Monday and hit a new 21-month low.
- Freezing temperatures are set to hit the south, but the East Coast has had a mild winter.
- New York City has been spared substantial snowfall so far this winter season.
Natural gas prices fell on Monday, extending a string of recent losses to set a fresh 21-month low amid mild winter temperatures in parts of the US.
Prices were hovering near $2.73 per million British thermal units, below a key threshold of $3 broken on January 25. The latest decline adds further downward pressure to prices that are now more than 70% below all-time highs of $10.03 hit in August 2022.