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Natural Gas Prices Have Dropped -56% From Peak

By Mark Perry on December 1, 2008 | More Posts By Mark Perry | Author's Website

It’s not just gasoline (-56%) and oil prices (-66%) that have plunged since the July peak (see top chart above), but natural gas prices have dropped as well, with futures contract prices falling -56% from the July peak and more than -20% since the first of the year (EIA data here).

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