Natural Gas futures experienced intraday volatility, trading in an outside day with a low of $3.91 and a high of $4.09, but settled back to basically unchanged on the session, priced around $4. Driving factors included pressure from record U.S. exportation levels, which indicate continuing global demand increase. This selling pressure was counterbalanced by a shifting forecast for the lower 48 states, which now anticipates cooler temperatures over the next 7 to 14 days. Natural Gas had experienced three days of selling pressure prior to today's action as positions are being rolled from November into December, moving the product to the lower end of its recent range. WTI Crude Oil futures were slightly under pressure, trading around the $61.50 level after seeing some price moderation following a strong week last week, but holding the $61 handle.