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Natural Gas Price Today: Henry Hub Futures Near $4.02 as Warm Forecasts, Record Output and LNG Flows Collide (Dec. 15, 2025)

Natural Gas Price Today: Henry Hub Futures Near $4.02 as Warm Forecasts, Record Output and LNG Flows Collide (Dec. 15, 2025)

U.S. natural gas is trading with a familiar winter tug-of-war: colder-season risk vs. suddenly warmer model runs—and, today, the warm side is winning. As of about 3:30 p.m. ET on Monday, December 15, 2025, NYMEX Henry Hub natural gas futures were near $4.02 per MMBtu, down roughly 2% on the day after an early selloff extended into the afternoon. Investing.com+1
15 December 2025
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Natural Gas Prices Today (Dec. 13, 2025): U.S. Futures Slide 22% This Week as Warmth Returns—What to Watch Next Week

Natural Gas Prices Today (Dec. 13, 2025): U.S. Futures Slide 22% This Week as Warmth Returns—What to Watch Next Week

Updated: Saturday, December 13, 2025 Natural gas markets just delivered a reminder of how fast sentiment can flip in winter. After a cold-driven surge to multi-year highs earlier this month, U.S. natural gas futures reversed sharply this week as weather models turned milder, production stayed near record levels, and storage—while tightening—remained comfortable for mid-December.
13 December 2025
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Natural Gas Jan ’26 Futures Surge Above $5 as Cold Snap, LNG Exports and Coal Switching Drive Three‑Year High

Natural Gas Jan ’26 Futures Surge Above $5 as Cold Snap, LNG Exports and Coal Switching Drive Three‑Year High

In the first week of December 2025, January 2026 Henry Hub natural gas futures punched decisively through the psychologically important $5.00/MMBtu level, closing around $5.29 on Friday, 5 December, while the front‑month continuous contract touched roughly $5.34 — the highest levels since late 2022.Investing.com+3Barchart.com+3MarketWatch+3 The move capped a stunning rally: U.S. natural gas futures are up about 65% from mid‑October lows and roughly 70% year‑on‑year, with the Jan ’26 contract alone gaining more than 18% over the past month and trading near the top of its 52‑week range.Barchart.com+2Trading Economics+2
7 December 2025
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Commodities Prices Today: Copper Hits Record, Gold Wavers, Natural Gas Surges – Global Market Wrap for 5 December 2025

Commodities Prices Today: Copper Hits Record, Gold Wavers, Natural Gas Surges – Global Market Wrap for 5 December 2025

On Friday, 5 December 2025, global commodity markets delivered one of the most striking cross-asset snapshots of the year: industrial metals at or near record highs, natural gas posting explosive gains, oil grinding higher but still cheap by recent standards, and many agricultural and “soft” commodities slipping as supplies improve. At the same time, major institutions such as the World Bank continue to forecast an overall downtrend in broad commodity indices in 2025–26, even as pockets like copper and gold defy the averages with outsized rallies. World Bank+1
6 December 2025
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Comstock Resources (CRK) Jumps as Q3 Results, $430M Divestiture and Rising RS Rating Put Haynesville Gas in Focus — Nov. 6, 2025

Comstock Resources (CRK) Jumps as Q3 Results, $430M Divestiture and Rising RS Rating Put Haynesville Gas in Focus — Nov. 6, 2025

FRISCO, Texas — Nov. 6, 2025. Shares of Comstock Resources, Inc. traded higher today after a week packed with catalysts: stronger third‑quarter results, progress on a $430 million asset sale, and a fresh technical tailwind as the stock’s Relative Strength rating ticked up. Midday, CRK changed hands around $21.14, up roughly 5.5%, within a 52‑week range of $11.41–$31.17. Reuters Technical momentum: Investor’s Business Daily highlighted CRK’s RS Rating rising to 85, a level technicians often view as signaling mounting relative strength. While IBD notes CRK isn’t at a formal “buy” point, the upgrade adds fuel to a rally that has built in recent sessions. Investors
6 November 2025
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Europe’s Gas Demand Implodes: LNG Imports to Plunge 20% by 2030, Russian Flows at Historic Lows

Europe’s Gas Demand Implodes: LNG Imports to Plunge 20% by 2030, Russian Flows at Historic Lows

Natural gas consumption is on a downward trajectory in Europe. In 2023, the EU already used 19% less gas than in 2019reuters.com. New analyses predict further drops: the IEA’s Gas 2025 report expects OECD Europe’s gas demand to shrink 8–10% from 2024 to 2030hellenicshippingnews.com. Much of the decline comes in power generation, where gas use is projected to plunge ~25% by 2030hellenicshippingnews.com. This is because renewables will flood the grid – the IEA forecasts renewable output up >40% by 2030hellenicshippingnews.com – and energy efficiency and electrification will trim demand in buildingshellenicshippingnews.com. Even industry and commercial gas use is not immune: IEA sees industry gas demand 10% lower in 2030 than 2021, as efficiency gains and some relocalization offset temporary LNG-price supporthellenicshippingnews.com. Policy and market trends reinforce this decline. Europe’s response to the Ukraine war – building 19 new LNG import terminals since 2022ieefa.org – initially boosted gas imports, but analysts now say the gas appetite was overestimated. IEEFA reports that after record LNG regasification capacity additions in 2023–24, projects are now being shelved: Germany cancelled or delayed FSRUs, France is removing an idle LNG barge at Le Havre, and Portugal reduced one unit to 2% useieefa.orgieefa.org. “European countries that continue
5 November 2025
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Turkey’s Gas Revolution: Erdogan’s LNG Pivot Threatens Russia & Iran’s Energy Grip

Turkey’s Gas Revolution: Erdogan’s LNG Pivot Threatens Russia & Iran’s Energy Grip

Turkey is undertaking a strategic overhaul of its gas supply. Once overwhelmingly dependent on pipeline gas from Russia and Iran, Ankara is now doubling down on alternative sources. State energy company BOTAŞ has struck a flurry of long-term LNG deals with a range of suppliers. In September, it signed a landmark 20-year agreement with Mercuria to import about 4 bcm of U.S. LNG annually starting in 2026 tradingview.com. This single deal will total roughly 70 bcm over two decades. Energy Minister Alparslan Bayraktar hailed it as a “milestone” for Turkey’s energy security, enabling BOTAŞ to play a bigger role in global LNG trade nordicmonitor.com. A separate preliminary pact with Australia’s Woodside will add ~5.8 bcm over nine years from 2030 nordicmonitor.com. These agreements underscore Ankara’s intent to lock in diverse gas supplies for the long haul. Crucially, Turkey isn’t just buying more LNG – it’s boosting domestic production too. The state oil/gas company TPAO is rapidly developing new gas fields to feed the grid tradingview.com. Thanks to this twin approach, Turkey’s combined domestic output and contracted LNG imports are projected to exceed 26 bcm/year by 2028, a huge jump from ~15 bcm in 2025 tradingview.com tradingview.com. That would cover more
8 October 2025
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Natural Gas Prices Soar: Will America’s Energy Boom Fuel a New Price Spike in 2026?

Natural Gas Prices Soar: Will America’s Energy Boom Fuel a New Price Spike in 2026?

Natural‑gas markets entered October 2025 on an upswing. U.S. futures rallied to about $3.47/MMBtu, a level not seen since mid‑July, reflecting supply tightness and shifting expectations tradingeconomics.com. The Lower‑48 output declined to about 107.4 bcf/d, down roughly 1 bcf/d from August, while robust storage injections kept inventories 6 % above the five‑year average tradingeconomics.com. This combination of lower production and relatively full storage suggested that producers were moderating output in response to weak summer prices but may need to increase supply if winter demand spikes. Demand conditions also contributed to the rally. Weather forecasts in late September called for above‑normal warmth into mid‑October, raising power‑sector gas consumption to meet air‑conditioning load tradingeconomics.com. On the export side, U.S. LNG feedgas flows averaged about 15.7 bcf/d, slightly below August levels but still near record highs tradingeconomics.com. Trading Economics noted that long‑term, new LNG projects could boost global liquefaction capacity by ~60 % by 2030, half of which may come from the United States; this expansion raises the risk of oversupply and lower prices in Asia and Europe but also implies strong domestic gas demand as AI‑driven computing and delays in renewable deployment boost electricity use tradingeconomics.com.
1 October 2025
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RGC Resources (RGCO) 2025 – Hidden Utility Gem Fueling 80+ Years of Dividends and New Pipeline Growth

RGC Resources (RGCO) 2025 – Hidden Utility Gem Fueling 80+ Years of Dividends and New Pipeline Growth

RGC Resources, Inc. is a regional natural gas distribution company headquartered in Roanoke, Virginia, tracing its roots back to 1883 rgcresources.com. Through its primary subsidiary Roanoke Gas Company, RGC sells and delivers natural gas to residential, commercial, and industrial customers in the Roanoke Valley and surrounding areas of southwest Virginia trefis.com. The utility operates about 1,157 miles of transmission and distribution pipeline and even a liquefied natural gas storage facility to ensure reliable supply trefis.com. As of 2024, Roanoke Gas serves over 63,700 customer accounts ranging from households to large industrial users cardinalnews.org. RGC’s business model is largely that of a regulated gas utility. The Virginia State Corporation Commission sets its service rates, allowing the company to earn an approved return on its infrastructure investments. This provides stable, if modest, growth – RGC regularly invests in pipeline replacements, system expansion, and safety upgrades under mechanisms like SAVE, which enable timely recovery of those costs in rates simplywall.st. The customer base grows slowly, and gas volume sales are influenced by weather and economic activity. Notably, RGC’s customer mix is weighted toward a few big users – industrial and commercial clients constitute only ~10% of customers but consume ~66% of the gas
24 September 2025
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