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US natural gas prices rose to $3.07 per MMBtu on Wednesday, supported by rising LNG export activity. Feedgas deliveries to the nine major US LNG export plants averaged around 19.2 bcfd over the past two weeks, while flows so far this month averaged 18.3 bcfd, up from 17.9 bcfd in September. Growing demand for US LNG fr
Output eased from August-September records after storm-related shut-ins and pipeline disruptions Golden Pass feedgas hit a record 0.7 bcfd; Sabine Pass reached four-month high European and Asian benchmarks climbed near $29 per mmBtu (Adds latest prices) By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) — US natural gas futu
Daily Lower 48 output tracks five-month low of 108.8 bcfd after West Virginia pipeline force majeure Analysts forecast 76 bcf storage build for week ended October 9 Storage surplus likely narrowed to 1.5% above five-year norm from 2.0% a week earlier By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK, Oct 15 (Reuters) — US natural gas futures
US storage likely slipped to 1.5% above five-year average in week ended October 9, analysts estimate Feedgas to nine major LNG plants averaged 17.5 bcfd in October, below September US prices stayed muted despite Europe and Asia benchmarks near multi-year highs (Adds latest prices) By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK, Oct 14 (Re
US storage likely slipped to 1.6% above five-year average in week ended October 9, analysts estimate Feedgas to nine major LNG plants averaged 17.5 bcfd in October, below September US prices stayed muted despite Europe and Asia benchmarks near multi-year highs By Scott DiSavino NEW YORK, Oct 14 (Reuters) — US natural g
Front-month November US natural gas futures rose 1.9 cents to $3.085 per million British thermal units (mmBtu). Daily output slid to a four-month low of 108.9 bcfd on Tuesday amid pipeline problems, while LNG feedgas rose to a one-week high of 17.6 bcfd.
Front-month US gas futures rose 3.1 cents to settle at $3.066 per mmBtu, their highest close since Sept. 25, as demand forecasts increased and output slipped due to a force majeure on Enbridge's Texas Eastern pipeline in Kentucky. The November-December spread also fell to a record low.
November gas futures fell 3.1% to $3.011 per mmBtu as forecasts pointed to lower near-term demand and expectations of higher output grew. LSEG said US demand is seen rising next week, while storage surplus is expected to narrow to 2.4% above the five-year average.
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.
Oil prices eased on conflicting reports of increased supply from the Middle East, with exports from Saudi Arabia recovering in September after a slump in August. Admiral Brad Cooper stated crude oil and LNG volumes were higher than at any point in the past six months, though shipping data provided a mixed picture.
(Adds closing prices) October contract is up about 3% this week after last week's 5% decline Calendar 2027 gas futures hit their lowest average since February 2022 Cove Point maintenance could curb recent export-plant feedgas gains European and Asian benchmarks hover near 44-month highs, far above Henry Hub By Scott Di
US natural gas prices rose to $2.89 per million British thermal units on Monday, with lower Lower 48 production and higher LNG export facility flows cited as support.
European natural gas prices rose above €82/MWh on Friday, their highest level since December 2022, as disruptions to Persian Gulf LNG supplies persisted. The report cites about 20% disruption to global LNG flows and storage around 67% full.
US natural gas futures rose to $2.92 per MMBtu on Friday after sliding 1.5% in the prior session as hot-weather cooling demand and higher LNG export flows offset ample US supply.