Natural Gas - Futures
2.879
Today
-0.41%
5 Days
+2.31%
1 Month
+1.80%
6 Months
-16.91%
Year to Date
+120.78%
1 Year
+151.44%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
2.891Previous Closing Price
2.891• US natural gas futures advanced due to tight fundamentals and lower storage injections. • Strong air-conditioning demand and rebounding LNG feedgas receipts elevated market expectations. • Technical indicators showed neutral MACD and RSI readings alongside overbought Williams %R.
• Natural gas futures advanced due to heatwave-driven electricity demand. • Lower storage injections are expected from heavy utility consumption. • Technical indicators show neutral MACD and RSI with overbought Williams %R.
• U.S. natural gas futures fell due to robust production and elevated inventories. • Strong supply outpaced cooling demand and reduced liquefied natural gas feedgas flows. • Technical indicators like Williams %R at 78.774 suggest a sell condition.
• U.S. natural gas futures fell due to robust production and high inventory buffers. • Reduced LNG export terminal feedgas intake limited overall demand growth. • Technical indicators show a neutral MACD, neutral RSI, and sell Williams %R.
• 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.
