U.S. natural gas futures rose more than 10% on Monday, regaining some ground after slumping to its lowest in over 25 years in the previous session, as forecasts for warmer weather drove expectations of higher cooling demand for the fuel. In its first day as the front month, the August gas futures contract rose 15.6 cents, or 10.4%, to $1.701 per million British thermal units at 10:30 a.m. EDT (GMT). U.S. natural gas futures slumped to their lowest since August 1995 in the previous session as the market focused on demand destruction from the coronavirus, swelling stockpiles and lower liquefied natural gas exports ... (full story)