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US gasoline futures fell below $3.30 a gallon, retreating further from its highest level in a week, following reports that Group of Seven nations will release emergency oil and diesel reserves. President Macron stated that G7 nations agreed to release 100 million barrels of emergency reserves over the next four months
A Reuters poll shows US natural gas inventories are expected to rise in Thursday's EIA report.
Analysts said ample US production and above-normal inventories should keep supplies well balanced into winter. They said LNG exports and power demand may offset some of the demand hit from warmer weather.
November gas futures fell 2.0% to $3.043 per mmBtu as forecasts pointed to weaker demand this week and higher output after the Mountaineer XPress pipeline returned to service. Analysts estimated US gas inventories at 2.4% above the five-year average for the week ended September 25.
US natural gas prices fell to $3.16 per MMBtu on Friday as traders took profits after prices surged to a 13-week high in the previous session amid supply disruptions in West Virginia. TC Energy’s Columbia Gas Transmission pipeline in Appalachia declared force majeure due to an unexpected mechanical issue, prompting the
US natural gas prices rose to $3.07 per million British thermal units, their highest level since July 8, after an EIA report showed a storage build broadly in line with expectations. Energy firms added 53 billion cubic feet to inventories in the week ended September 18, below the 77 bcf increase recorded a year earlier
SINGAPORE, Sept 24 (Reuters) — Asia's diesel markets gave back some of the previous session's gains, with timespreads and cash premiums easing back to levels seen two sessions earlier, while jet fuel cash premiums climbed to a one-week high. Some October discussions were still ongoing for Northeast Asian barrels, with
SINGAPORE, Sept 24 (Reuters) — Spot premiums for Middle East crude benchmarks Oman, Dubai and Murban rebounded as traders saw little meaningful progress from US-Iran talks and feared for a prolonged conflict. Iran and the US remain divided over how to end their conflict, but diplomacy must continue, a senior Iranian of
The front month Henry Hub contract settled at $3.023/MMBtu, the highest price since early July 2026 after a volatile trading day; production slips, below-average injection expected * The latest MNI data show daily production is at 108.4 Bcf/d, down 2.42 Bcf/d from yesterday. TX and PA show the largest week/week decline
US natural gas inventories likely rose by 53 Bcf in the week to September 18th, according to a survey of 11 analysts by Reuters, below the five-year average for the time of year * This would take total storage levels up to 3,351 Bcf. * Survey estimates ranged from a build of 49-58 Bcf. * The five-year average change fo
US natural gas prices rose to $2.92 per million British thermal units following EIA data indicating a smaller-than-typical storage injection.
US Natural Gas Inventories Seen Up 49 Billion Cubic Feet Last Week In Thursday's EIA Report —RTRS Poll
The Donald Trump administration rejected restrictions on fuel exports, committing to record domestic energy production as Brent crude prices surpassed $107 per barrel. Maximizing Domestic Output and Exports U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy James Danly confirmed the administration’s focus on expanding supply rather than
US gasoline prices rose to around $3.37 per gallon, nearing a seven-week high, driven by intensifying supply disruptions. Saudi Arabia’s closure of its East-West oil pipeline has compounded ongoing energy infrastructure attacks and shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over crude availabil
US gasoline futures eased to around $3.35 a gallon after topping $3.45 earlier in the session, while remaining elevated.
US gasoline futures rose to around $3.35 a gallon, the highest level since late July. Tehran stated it would continue counterstrikes if attacks from the US military persist, while Saudi crude output in August plunged to its lowest since 1990.
US natural gas prices fell below $2.78/MMBtu to a three-week low after the EIA reported a larger-than-expected storage build. Utilities added to inventories in the week ending September 4 versus 31 bcf expected, lifting total stocks to 3.254 trillion cubic feet.
A Reuters poll expects US natural gas inventories to rise 31 Bcf last week in Thursday’s EIA report.
International trade in goods advance, jobless claims and inventories leads the day’s data.
US natural gas prices rose to around $2.79 per million British thermal units on Friday, gaining more than 2% for a second consecutive week amid expectations of persistent summer heat and abundant supply.
US natural gas prices fell to around $2.72 per million British thermal units as storage injections lagged last year and the five-year average, while LNG flows stayed steady.
US natural gas prices drop more than 3% to around $2.64 per million British thermal units, nearing mid-April lows as production stays robust and inventories remain comfortable.
US natural gas prices drop more than 2% to around $2.66 per million British thermal units, hovering near three-month lows as inventory levels rise and LNG export flows ease, per EIA storage data and production trends.
US natural gas inventories increase 33B
US natural gas inventories expected to rise
US natural gas inventories increase
US natural gas inventories increase 35B cubic feet
() -- Natural gas futures regained some losses in after-hours trading on Thursday but ended down on the day after US government data showed a larger-than-expected increase in storage inventories, outweighing support from strong cooling demand during a widespread heatwave ahead of the long Independence Day holiday weeke
Summary - The overall reaction to a weaker than expect June jobs report was relatively muted. Yields ticked lower led by the short end after total payrolls missed estimates convincingly with the prior two months jobs growth revised net negative. The Household survey was even worse than the Establishment Survey, with a
No regional adjustments - - Working gas in storage was 2,922 Bcf as of Friday, June 26, 2026, according to EIA estimates. This represents a net increase of 87 Bcf from the previous week. Stocks were 23 Bcf less than last year at this time and 175 Bcf above the five-year average of 2,747 Bcf. At 2,922 Bcf, total working