U.S. natural gas futures were little changed on Friday as forecasts for low production and high exports offset projections for steady warmerthan-normal weather and light heating demand. That put the front-month up about 4 percent for the week and 15 percent for the month, its biggest monthly gain since June. For the quarter, however, the contract fell about 14 percent, its biggest quarterly decline in a year, as temperatures this winter were among the warmest on record, keeping heating demand low.

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