-Price settles at one-month low amid warm weather forecasts -Moderate temperatures expected to curb demand, lift inventories -Incoming front-month December sheds 4.8% in past two sessions (Adds cash-market prices.) By David Bird NEW YORK–Forecasts for unseasonably warm temperatures in key gas-heating markets sent natural-gas futures prices down 2.1% to a one-month low as the November-delivery contract went off the board Tuesday. Analysts said that as long as normal winter temperatures remain elusive in the Midwest and Northeast U.S., prices will remain under pressure from strong output, which will increase already sizable inventories. Widespread forecasts call for above-normal temperatures in the key consuming regions through the end of the first week of November, reducing the need for homeowners and businesses to crank up gas-fired heating. November gas futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange fell 7.3 cents to settle at $3.496 per million British thermal units, the lowest price since […]