Natural gas prices took their second-biggest losses of March with stable weather reports capping a recent rally connected to expectations for strong heating demand. Futures for April delivery settled down 6.9 cents, or 3.7%, at $1.794 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Gas has now fallen in three of four sessions. The market had rallied Tuesday and early Wednesday on forecasts showing substantially below-normal temperatures coming to the middle of the country through the first week of April. About half of U.S. homes use natural gas for heat, so heating demand is often the market’s biggest driver. But those forecasts were largely unchanged on Wednesday, and some said they would have had to be even colder to keep the rally going. When that failed to materialize, traders cashed out on winning bets from the brief rally, said John Woods, president of JJ Woods Associates […]