After nearly three years of lurching between panic and euphoria, U.S. natural gas markets are finally catching their breath ...

U.S. natural gas futures eked out a small gain after the EIA reported a below-normal inventory build of 23 Bcf for last week, leaving inventories at 3,075 Bcf or 171 Bcf above the five-year average.

Natural Gas futures slumped yesterday amid cooler temperature forecasts in the US for next month. The commodity dipped for a third session in a row and tanked more than 5% to ...

EU gas inventories have now reached more than 65% capacity, putting the bloc on course to achieve its target of 80% fullness ...

U.S. energy companies EQT and Range Resources expect to produce more natural gas in 2025 to meet rising demand for the fuel without boosting planned spending.

Commercial crude oil stocks excluding the Strategic Petroleum Reserve declined by 3.2 million barrels to 419 million barrels in the week ended July 18, and were about 9% below the five-year average ...

Underground storage is expected to have risen by 31 billion cubic feet to 3,083 Bcf in the week ended July 18, according to the average estimate of 11 analysts, brokers and traders. Forecasts range ...

Global demand for natural gas is expected to increase in 2026, according to the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) latest ...

After a slowdown in 2025, global natural gas demand is poised for growth in 2026, as per the IEA's latest Gas Market Report..

Natural gas producers and gas-transport shares tracked US natural gas futures lower, as weather forecasts for late July shifted cooler and production continued running high, near 107B cf.