Natural-gas futures, meanwhile, jumped to their highest level since mid-September 2015, with analysts attributing the gain to forecasts for warmer-than-usual temperatures in much of the U.S. through at least the end of this month, which are likely to boost summer cooling demand for the fuel.July natural gas NGN16, -0.40% ended at $2.747 per million British thermal units, up 12.4 cents, or 4.7%.
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