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Natural gas price today: Henry Hub traders eye late-February weather, LNG flows after Friday lift

Natural gas price today: Henry Hub traders eye late-February weather, LNG flows after Friday lift

U.S. natural gas futures ticked up Friday, with traders adjusting positions on the back of late-February weather updates and consistent LNG export plant flows ahead of a subdued weekend session. The March Henry Hub contract settled at $3.243 per mmBtu, up 2.6 cents, or 0.81%. BNEF data put Lower 48 dry gas output at 113.9 bcf/d for the day, demand checked in at 95.3 bcf/d, and net flows to LNG export plants hovered near 19.2 bcf/d.
15 February 2026
Natural gas price dives as warm forecasts bite; Expand Energy stock slumps on CEO exit

Natural gas price dives as warm forecasts bite; Expand Energy stock slumps on CEO exit

U.S. natural gas futures dropped over 8% on Monday, closing at about $3.141 per million British thermal units—their lowest mark in three weeks—as traders responded to forecasts for milder weather across the country that could slash heating needs. Commodity Weather Group is now calling for above-normal temperatures in the Midwest and South through Feb. 20, a forecast that tends to take the edge off winter demand in a hurry.
Natural gas price pauses near $3.45 as EIA storage report looms; gas stocks mixed

Natural gas price pauses near $3.45 as EIA storage report looms; gas stocks mixed

U.S. Henry Hub natural gas futures hovered around $3.45 per million British thermal units on Thursday as traders awaited the Energy Information Administration’s weekly storage update. The market has been volatile since Monday’s 25.7% drop—the largest single-day decline since 1995. Meanwhile, gas flows to the nation’s eight largest liquefied natural gas export terminals averaged 18.3 billion cubic feet per day in February so far, close to December’s record levels. This strong export demand helped counterbalance milder weather forecasts and steady production.
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