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December 19, 2025
After spiking above $5.20 in early December, natural gas prices have retreated to the $3.93 level. The EIA and market analysts point to warmer-than-expected forecasts for late December as the primary reason for the rapid price cooling.
December 18, 2025
Natural gas futures settled at $4.12 per MMBtu, recovering from technically oversold territory. The rally is supported by near-record gas flows to LNG export plants and a slight upward revision in demand forecasts for the coming week, despite warmer-than-normal weather patterns.
December 17, 2025
Natural gas futures dropped significantly, approaching the psychological $3.85 per MMBtu support level. The sell-off is driven by a highly bearish combination of warmer-than-expected weather and continuous, near-record domestic production.
December 16, 2025
Natural gas futures are facing heavy pressure, plunging near the $4.00 per MMBtu mark. The dominant bearish factor is the consistently warmer-than-normal weather forecasts across the US, which are drastically reducing the need for heavy storage withdrawals.
December 13, 2025
Natural gas futures have taken a sharp hit, dropping to a six-week low of around $4.11 per MMBtu. The sell-off is driven by a sudden shift in weather models, which now predict milder-than-normal temperatures for late December.
December 6, 2025
Natural gas futures have surged past $5, driven by forecasts of severe cold weather and large storage withdrawals. High LNG export volumes are further tightening domestic supply.
December 15, 2025
Natural gas futures saw a modest technical rebound after plunging to their lowest level in six weeks. The market is struggling with a highly bearish outlook driven by warmer-than-expected weather and record domestic production.