Natural Gas Price Today: Europe Gas Holds Firm as Brussels Weighs Cap After Qatar Shock

European natural gas prices held close to 48 euros per megawatt hour on Wednesday, with Brussels weighing options like subsidies or a price cap in response to the new energy shock. The Dutch Title Transfer Facility—better known as TTF—remains the region’s top gas benchmark.

Oil Prices Tumble 15% After Trump Signals Iran War Could End Soon

Oil Prices Tumble 15% After Trump Signals Iran War Could End Soon

Oil plunged nearly 15% Tuesday, with crude giving back a sharp rally after President Donald Trump suggested the Iran conflict could wrap up soon. Brent was off $14.23, trading at $84.73 a barrel in early New York action. U.S. West Texas Intermediate shed $14.46 to $80.31. The slide erased much of the panic run-up that had sent prices above $119 just the day before.
10 March 2026
Oil Prices Jump Above $100 as Iran Conflict Cuts Supply, G7 Holds Off on Reserves

Oil Prices Jump Above $100 as Iran Conflict Cuts Supply, G7 Holds Off on Reserves

Oil surged roughly 10% Monday, touching highs not seen since 2022. Brent climbed to $102.29 a barrel, with U.S. West Texas Intermediate at $100.11 by 10:53 a.m. EDT, as the expanding U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran rattled Gulf supplies. Output cuts from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf producers continued, piling pressure while disruptions in Strait of Hormuz shipping lingered. The front month for Brent traded around $24 above six-month contracts — a sharp backwardation that points to immediate supply strains.
Oil prices jump as U.S.-Iran nuclear talks whip Brent and WTI

Oil prices jump as U.S.-Iran nuclear talks whip Brent and WTI

Oil bounced more than a dollar higher on Thursday, with prices chopping around early as traders took in the latest from U.S.-Iran nuclear discussions in Geneva. Brent crude moved up $1.17, hitting $72.02 a barrel by late morning in New York. U.S. WTI was also higher, rising 87 cents to $66.29. “Things are not going so great in Geneva,” said John Kilduff of Again Capital. Over at Price Futures Group, Phil Flynn described a potential deal as “very bearish” for oil.
26 February 2026
Natural gas slips under $3 to a four-month low as forecasts warm — what it means for UNG

Natural gas slips under $3 to a four-month low as forecasts warm — what it means for UNG

U.S. natural gas futures dipped again Tuesday, shaving off about 1% as milder weather forecasts took the edge off heating demand and sent prices to a fresh four-month low. March gas on the New York Mercantile Exchange lost 2.7 cents, settling at $2.958 per million British thermal units with only two sessions left as the front-month. Data from LSEG put Lower 48 output at 108.7 billion cubic feet per day for February so far. Total demand—including exports—is expected to slide to 128.4 bcfd next week, down from 138.3 bcfd this week. Flows heading to U.S. LNG plants climbed to 18.7 bcfd, while West Texas Waha cash prices stayed stuck in the red for a 13th consecutive day.
Oil price today: Brent slips but holds near six-month high as U.S.-Iran talks, tariffs loom

Oil price today: Brent slips but holds near six-month high as U.S.-Iran talks, tariffs loom

Oil slipped on Monday, though prices remained close to their highest levels in half a year. Brent lost 37 cents, or 0.52%, trading at $71.39 a barrel. U.S. WTI dipped 27 cents, or 0.41%, to $66.21 as of 12:44 p.m. ET. Ahead of Thursday’s talks, Iran hinted at possible concessions in return for sanctions relief, while a shift in U.S. tariffs rattled demand expectations. “That seemed to suggest that they are more open to talking about their nuclear program,” Price Futures Group analyst Phil Flynn said, noting the risk of military action against Iran persists.
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