Natural Gas Prices

Colder trends in latest weather data drive more gains for natural gas futures LNG demand strong, feed gas deliveries stable above 11 Bcf Cold blasts boost cash prices Natural gas futures extended their gains for a fourth consecutive session as weather models continue to tease more cold for the end of the month and into…

Like the red showing up across weather maps for December, weekly spot gas prices all ended on the negative side of the ledger during the Dec. 7-11 week. Losses were rather substantial, particularly on the East and West coasts, but also in parts of the Southeast. NGI’s Weekly Spot Gas National Avg. tumbled 20.5 cents…

Click here to listen to a new episode of NGI’s Hub & Flow podcast.  Senior Editor Jamison Cocklin, who oversees LNG Insight, offers an overview of the factors influencing the liquefied natural gas market as colder weather sets in across the Northern Hemisphere. He also discusses what could be ahead for the global gas market…

Weather dominated natural gas forward price action for a third consecutive week, sending prices through the winter lower despite record export demand and cuts to production, according to NGI’s Forward Look. However, losses were less severe than the prior two weeks, and prices stabilized a bit for the summer 2021 strip (April-October) and beyond, with…

Citing a recent decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC-plus) to limit production, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) on Tuesday raised its forecast for 1Q2021 Brent crude oil prices to $47/bbl, up $5 from projections issued a month earlier. The new Brent price forecast, published Tuesday in the…

The Energy Information Administration reported an 86 Bcf weekly injection into working U.S. natural gas stocks Thursday that was…

Shell Energy North America has been relieved of the obligation to notify FERC before it modifies natural gas price reporting procedures that were established as part of a 2005 settlement agreement.

Next-day natural gas prices were generally lower across a broad front in Wednesday's trading with losses of a few pennies at numerous points offsetting outsized gains at some East and Northeast points. Overall, NGI’s National Spot Gas Average lost 3 cents to $2.61.

Spot prices for Wednesday delivery put in a broad advance across most market points in trading Tuesday. Gains of a nickel to a dime were common west of the Marcellus, and about half of eastern market points slipped into the loss column.