NATGAS
Natural gas is the world’s third most widely used energy commodity. It is regarded as one of the “cleaner” fossil fuels, which is why some investors will watch its price closely, especially during the current shift from carbon-based to renewable energy sources.
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European Gas Prices Fall for 2nd Day
European natural gas prices fell for a second session to around €71.5 per MWh on Friday as investors assessed renewed…
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European Gas Advances on Rising US-Iran Hostilities
European natural gas prices rose further to €75/MWh on Wednesday, the highest level since January 2023, as rising hostilities between…
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US Natural Gas Prices Rise
US natural gas prices rose to $2.94/MMBtu, reaching their highest level in nearly eight weeks, as hot weather persisted and…
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European Gas Extends Gains
European natural gas prices extended rally, climbing above €70/MWh on Tuesday, the highest level since January 2023, as the flare-up…
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US Natgas Prices Drop Further
US natural gas prices fell to $2.87/MMBtu on Monday, extending their retreat from a five-week high as traders weighed the…
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European Gas Rises on Fresh Middle East Fighting
European natural gas prices rose near €69/MWh, the highest level since January 2023, as renewed fighting in the Middle East…
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Heating Oil Market Tightens as US Inventories Hit Record Low
US heating oil prices remained around $4.25–$4.50 a gallon, more than 80% higher than a year ago, as supplies fell…
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Nat-Gas Prices Fall Ahead of Opening of Texas Pipeline
October Nymex natural gas (NGV26) on Friday closed down -0.026 (-0.89%). Nat-gas prices settled lower on Friday ahead of Energy…
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Rising Natgas Prices: Winter Outlook
Natural gas prices are gaining due to concerns about supplies to Europe and high temperatures in the USA. Natural gas…
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European Gas Rises on Middle East Uncertainty
European natural gas prices rose to €68.6/MWh on Friday, extending gains from the previous session and moving back toward their…
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