Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
Extreme cold and Winter Storm Fern are driving natural gas prices higher, with production freeze-offs and major storage withdrawals shifting market sentiment bullish. Crude remains steady, while national energy demand surges under frigid conditions. Read our full Commodity Fundamentals update for weather insights, storage data, and market trend
Natural Gas: Storage and Supply As of January 9, working natural gas in storage stood at 3,185 Bcf, a 71 Bcf withdrawal from the prior week, according to EIA estimates. Current levels are 33 Bcf higher year-over-year and 106 Bcf above the five-year average of 3,079 Bcf, keeping inventories within the typical seasonal range. Production continues to…
Energy Market Overview: Commodity Pricing: Prompt Month (Feb 2026) Nat Gas: $3.41/MMBtu (↑ $0.24 on Monday) Prompt Month Crude Oil: $59.50/bbl (↑ $0.38 on Monday) EIA:Short Term Energy Outlook According to the EIA’s January Short-Term Energy Outlook, Henry Hub natural gas spot prices are expected to: Decline ~2% in 2026 to just under $3.50/MMBtu Rise…
Pricing Update Natural gas prices have continued to slide in early January. Forward pricing for March, April, and May has dipped below $3.00/MMBtu, while next January is trading around $4.50/MMBtu—nearly 50 cents lower than just a few weeks ago.Production remains steady at 107.1 Bcf/d, with little change expected as this winter’s mild conditions reduce the…
Natural Gas Market Moves Higher on Colder Weather The January ’26 NYMEX natural gas contract closed last week at $4.37, rebounding after several weeks of weakness. A slightly colder forecast revision for early January helped lift forward curves and reverse sentiment following two weeks of declines. Production remains strong at 108.1 Bcf/d, roughly flat month-over-month. LNG…
Natural Gas Pricing Trends Unseasonably warm weather is taking its toll on natural gas prices. Since early December, the January prompt-month contract has fallen sharply—from a high of $5.42 on December 5th to $3.91 today. If mild temperatures persist into the new year, prices could dip below $3.50. With demand easing, gas producers have started to scale back…
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