Natural gas futures edge up on short-covering, but bearish demand and strong output weigh on the market forecast.

U.S. natural gas futures are under pressure, trading near $3.096 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) as of July 24, ...

U.S. natural gas futures were fluctuating between small gains and losses while remaining sharply lower on the week as participants looked beyond the current heat and high demand to a cooler outlook ...

Natural gas futures are ticking higher today on short-covering, but traders are waiting for the EIA report and heat-driven demand to set direction.

Natural-gas futures were poised Friday to end the week with a loss of 13%, their largest such decline since January. Expectations for higher U.S. production this year — with the number of active U.S.

After nearly three years of lurching between panic and euphoria, U.S. natural gas markets are finally catching their breath ...

The average historical volatility of the daily Henry Hub front-month US natural gas futures price trended downward through ...

Concerns around tariffs and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have taken a backseat to more fundamental factors ...

Natural gas producers and gas-transport shares tracked US natural gas futures lower, as weather forecasts for late July shifted cooler and production continued running high, near 107B cf.

Natural gas futures trading around ₹297/mmBtu, facing selling pressure, potential drop to ₹260-250, short at ₹300, stop-loss ...

As for when natural gas futures trade, these futures trade nearly 24 hours a day from Sunday to Friday, with a 60-minute break each day beginning at 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time.

After nearly three years of lurching between panic and euphoria, U.S. natural gas markets are finally catching their breath. Volatility in the Henry Hub front-month futures contract—a key benchmark ...