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Natural Gas Price Today: Europe Gas Whipsaws, Cheniere Stock Gains as Qatar Shock Lingers

Natural Gas Price Today: Europe Gas Whipsaws, Cheniere Stock Gains as Qatar Shock Lingers

European natural gas prices swung sharply on Monday, eventually settling about 5% lower. Dutch TTF, the region’s key wholesale contract, hovered near 56 euros per megawatt hour after hints of easing tensions between Washington and Tehran took some heat out of the latest spike. Even with the pullback, prices have surged approximately 84% in the last month.
23 March 2026
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Natural Gas Prices This Week: Europe Near 3-Year Highs as Henry Hub Slips, LNG Stocks Jump

Natural Gas Prices This Week: Europe Near 3-Year Highs as Henry Hub Slips, LNG Stocks Jump

European natural gas prices hovered around levels not seen in three years this week. Iranian missile attacks hit Qatar’s Ras Laffan plant, cutting roughly 17% of the country’s LNG export capacity—a disruption that could linger for as long as five years. The Dutch TTF front-month contract, Europe’s key gas benchmark, finished Friday at about 59 euros per megawatt hour. U.S. Henry Hub gas closed at nearly $3.10 per mmBtu, slipping around 1% for the week following a late-session drop.
21 March 2026
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Natural Gas Price Today: U.S. Gas Slips Even as Global LNG Costs Soar

Natural Gas Price Today: U.S. Gas Slips Even as Global LNG Costs Soar

U.S. natural gas futures slipped on Friday, with April delivery shedding 4.0 cents to settle at $3.193 per million British thermal units. That follows Thursday's finish, the strongest since Feb. 13. The retreat followed news from the Energy Information Administration: marketed U.S. gas production is now projected to reach an all-time high of 118.5 billion cubic feet per day in 2025.
13 March 2026
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Natural Gas Price Today: U.S. Futures Near Four-Week High as Hormuz Shock Tightens LNG

Natural Gas Price Today: U.S. Futures Near Four-Week High as Hormuz Shock Tightens LNG

U.S. natural gas futures stuck close to a four-week peak on Thursday, propped up after the latest storage numbers landed and traders kept a wary eye on war-related disruptions hitting LNG flows at the Strait of Hormuz. The front-month Henry Hub contract—the most active—hovered near $3.21 per million British thermal units in early U.S. action, notching a roughly 0.5% bump after the data hit.
12 March 2026
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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.
24 February 2026
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