Bullish Outlook Seen for NatGas Despite Recent Plunge in Prices

Summary
Though natural gas prices in the US have fallen nearly 50% from highs earlier this summer, the fossil fuel still holds a promising future, former Petrobras Americas president Renato Bertani told a Houston audience last week. "This is a commodity that is in continuous, growing demand," Bertani told attendees of a shale conference organized by Thompson & Knight Global Energy Services...

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