Natural gas prices experienced an increase of 3.52%, closing at Rs 282.5. This rise was bolstered by a reduction in daily US production and enhanced flows toward liquefied natural gas exports, despite the fact that overall supply continues to be high. LSEG data indicated that average Lower 48 gas output reached 113.0 billion cubic feet Read More
Natural Gas Analysis
Natural gas prices concluded the session with a 0.14% increase, reaching Rs 279.6. This uptick was bolstered by optimistic demand projections for the upcoming week and increased inflows to US LNG export facilities. However, the extent of the gains was limited by unprecedented production levels and adequate storage capacities. US Lower 48 gas output averaged Read More
Natural gas settled 0.82% lower at Rs 277.9, influenced by near-record production, adequate storage levels, and revised forecasts indicating milder weather over the upcoming two weeks. Average Lower 48 output was anticipated to decrease to a two-month low of 108.4 bcfd on Tuesday, while elevated temperatures through September 30 are expected to maintain demand for Read More
Natural gas settled higher by 0.65% at Rs 280.2, buoyed by a decrease in daily U.S. production and projections for warmer-than-normal weather extending through the end of September, which may maintain cooling demand. LSEG reported average Lower 48 gas output at 113.2 billion cubic feet per day in September, an increase from the August monthly Read More
Natural gas settled 0.3% higher at Rs 270.5, buoyed by rising oil prices and anticipated stronger demand in the forthcoming fortnight. However, the increase was tempered by near-record production levels in the US and a storage injection that exceeded expectations. As of August 28, US petrol inventories stood 5.2% above the five-year seasonal average. Meanwhile, Read More
Natural gas concluded the trading session with a decline of 2.45%, settling at Rs 274.30. This downturn was influenced by record production levels in the U.S., high storage capacities, and anticipations of sufficient supplies for the winter season. The premium of November futures over October has decreased to a historic low of approximately $0.11 per Read More
Natural gas settled 0.25% higher at Rs 281.2, driven by unseasonably warm weather in parts of the Midwest and eastern United States, which increased cooling demand. This prompted power generators to utilise more gas to satisfy heightened air-conditioning needs. However, the market maintained equilibrium due to increasing production and anticipations of subdued demand in the Read More
Natural gas settled higher by 0.97% at Rs 280.5, buoyed by unseasonably warm weather in parts of the Midwest and eastern United States. This climatic condition sustained elevated cooling demand and prompted power generators to increase their consumption of gas for electricity generation. Average US Lower 48 gas production rose to 112.9 billion cubic feet Read More
Natural gas settled 0.65% higher at Rs 279, buoyed by forecasts indicating stronger demand over the next two weeks. The weather is anticipated to remain hotter than normal at least until mid-September, providing additional support for prices. The gain occurred notwithstanding a minor reduction in gas flows to certain Gulf Coast LNG facilities, including Cheniere Read More
Natural gas prices concluded the trading session with an increase of 1.45%, reaching was bolstered by a storage injection that was smaller than the typical amount and predictions of persistently warm weather throughout the United States, especially with record-high temperatures anticipated in the Southwest over the weekend. The Commodity Weather Group anticipates that temperatures will Read More
Natural gas settled 0.6% higher at Rs 266.4 as traders balanced expectations for persistent summer heat against abundant supply. The latest EIA report showed U.S. utilities added only 16 billion cubic feet of gas to storage in the week ended August 14, below the market expectation of 19 bcf, the 19 bcf injection recorded a Read More
Natural gas futures concluded at Rs 264.4, reflecting a 0.65% increase, buoyed by a less-than-anticipated rise in U.S. natural gas storage. This development has bolstered expectations for a comparatively tighter supply in the near term. The latest report from the Energy Information Administration indicated that utilities injected 28 billion cubic feet of gas into storage Read More
Natural gas declined 4.62% to settle at Rs 264.5, reflecting the overall downturn in global energy markets following a reduction in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Prices experienced downward pressure following Iran’s announcement of a cessation of retaliatory attacks in light of the suspension of US military strikes, which alleviated concerns regarding potential disruptions Read More
Natural gas prices increased by 1.29% to close at Rs 282.7, buoyed by short covering following recent downturns. However, the overall fundamental perspective continues to be shaped by increasing domestic production and diminished demand for LNG exports. Maintenance work at Freeport LNG’s export facility in Texas has continued to restrict gas flows for liquefaction, thereby Read More
Natural gas prices experienced a notable decline of 4.52%, closing at Rs 277, driven by forecasts indicating milder weather conditions and anticipated weaker demand in the near term. Market sentiment continued to face challenges following revised weather forecasts that suggested cooler temperatures for the upcoming week, which in turn diminished the anticipated cooling demand from Read More
Natural gas prices increased by 2.38% to close at Rs 284, reflecting a favorable market response to reduced production levels and a storage injection report from the U.S. Energy Information Administration that met expectations. The EIA indicated that utilities added 85 billion cubic feet of gas to storage for the week ending May 8, aligning Read More
Natural gas prices increased by 3.78%, closing at Rs 274.5, driven by a blend of constrained supply conditions and robust export demand. The increase was mainly attributed to a storage build that was less than anticipated, reduced production rates, and nearly unprecedented LNG exports. The EIA reported a storage injection of 79 Bcf for the Read More








