Natural gas prices rose by 2.09% to reach 273.3, driven by weather forecasts and geopolitical developments. Persistent heat in key US regions, coupled with the President’s acceleration of the Ukraine ceasefire deadline for Russia, has boosted air conditioning use and power sector gas consumption. Despite rising prices, supply remains robust, with average output in the…
Natural gas prices fell by -0.58% to settle at 290.8 due to robust supply growth and larger-than-expected storage builds. U.S. utilities added 55 billion cubic feet of gas to storage for the week ending June 27, exceeding market expectations and well above the 35 bcf added in the same period last year. Hotter mid-July weather…
Natural gas prices fell by 3.34% to 300.9 due to rising output, strong inventory builds, and reduced LNG exports. Despite hotter-than-usual temperatures in the U.S., production in the Lower 48 states averaged 105.5 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) in June, slightly higher than in May. The key weight on prices is the growing storage…
European natural gas prices have risen to 34 euros per megawatt hour due to increased competition for liquefied natural gas from Asia. Lower prices have attracted buyers back into the market, driving North Asia LNG prices back above $11 per million British thermal units. The European Union is expected to present a roadmap to reduce…
Natural gas prices rose by 5.51% to settle at ₹306.6 due to a decline in output and revised demand forecasts. Production in the Lower 48 US states dropped to 103.0 billion cubic feet per day in early May, and daily output is projected to dip further to a two-month low of 102.6 bcfd. Gas demand…
Natural gas prices fell by 2.53% to settle at ₹285.3 due to rising production levels and forecasts for mild weather. Output in the Lower 48 US states has averaged 106.3 billion cubic feet per day, just above the previous monthly record. Daily output hit an all-time high of 107.4 bcfd, affecting prices. Weather forecasts suggest…
Natural gas prices rose 1.14% to ₹355.4 on the back of a decline in natural gas production and cold weather. The severe cold weather in January and February forced energy companies to remove large quantities of gas from storage, which is 12% below the average for this time of year. According to LSEG data, average…
