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 rose slightly in early trading following a two-hour conversation between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The benchmark Dutch TTF contract rose by 1.4%, reaching 35.72 euros per megawatt-hour. Despite the conversation, Russia did not agree to an immediate ceasefire with Ukraine. U.S. President indicated that Moscow and Kyiv would…
Record production levels and forecasts of mild weather that are expected to reduce heating demand in early April led natural gas prices to fall -0.29% to 344.2. Gas storage levels are still 8% below seasonal norms, including inventory drawdowns due to severe cold in January. According to LSEG figures, average gas production in the Lower…
