2.662
Today
-0.07%
5 Days
-0.37%
1 Month
-17.83%
6 Months
0.00%
Year to Date
0.00%
1 Year
0.00%
Opening Price
2.680Previous Closing Price
2.662• EIA data showed an 87 billion cubic feet storage injection, exceeding market expectations. • Dry natural gas production remains high at 110 to 111.7 billion cubic feet daily. • Moderating weather forecasts reduced cooling demand, pressuring US natural gas futures downward.

• EIA report shows 87 billion cubic feet storage injection, exceeding market expectations. • Forecasts for cooler US temperatures reduced near-term demand for gas-fired power. • Robust domestic production remains steady at 110 billion cubic feet per day.

• Forecasted U.S. heatwaves are driving higher demand for gas-fired electricity generation. • Strong LNG export flows remain supported by ongoing global geopolitical supply tensions. • Rising European gas prices are reinforcing positive sentiment in the domestic market.

• US natural gas futures rose due to higher cooling demand and tighter supply fundamentals. • Markets expect smaller-than-average weekly inventory injections of approximately 67 billion cubic feet. • June LNG feedgas flows increased to 17.3 Bcf/day, supporting higher global export demand.

• US natural gas futures rose ahead of the upcoming weekly inventory report. • Rising summer heat and increased LNG exports support domestic gas demand. • Global supply constraints provide medium-term price support for US natural gas.

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