U.S. natural gas futures experienced a decline for the second consecutive day due to milder weather forecasts, suggesting reduced demand for heating and power-plant fuel. Bloomberg posted on X, highlighting that the drop in oil prices also contributed to financial outflows from energy futures contracts. The shift in weather patterns is expected to impact the consumption of natural gas, as milder temperatures typically lead to decreased usage for heating purposes. Additionally, the broader energy market is seeing adjustments as oil prices fluctuate, influencing investor behavior and contract allocations.