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US natural gas futures extend gains on lower production

17 statements, May 5, 2026 13:36 UTC to Jun 30, 2026 14:00 UTC
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  1. Bullish

    U.S. natural gas futures gained from losses during the previous two trading sessions.

    wsj.com
  2. Bearish

    Natural gas futures prices are likely to decline further as US production increases continue to weigh on demand.

    barchart.com
  3. Bullish

    U.S. natural gas futures extended gains on coming hot weather

    wsj.com
  4. Bullish

    US Natural Gas prices rise as July contract expires

    bloomberg.com
  5. Neutral

    U.S. Natural Gas Futures Gain After Storage Data

    wsj.com
  6. Bearish

    US Natural Gas prices fell due to cooler weather outlooks and reduced LNG flows

    bloomberg.com
  7. Bullish

    U.S. natural gas futures gained on July weather outlook

    wsj.com
  8. Bearish

    U.S. natural gas futures started the week lower.

    wsj.com
  9. Bullish

    US natural gas futures rise as demand outlook strengthens

    reuters.com
  10. Bearish

    U.S. natural gas futures declined after the previous two sessions due to hotter weather outlook and below-average weekly storage injection report

    wsj.com
  11. Bearish

    US Natural Gas Futures fell on lower flows to LNG Export Plants

    bloomberg.com
  12. Bearish

    U.S. natural gas futures edged lower as the Nymex July contract moved to the front of the curve.

    wsj.com
  13. Bullish

    US Natural Gas prices rose due to lower output and higher flows to LNG plants

    bloomberg.com
  14. Neutral

    US Natural Gas Futures reached $3 for the first time since March

    bloomberg.com
  15. Bearish

    U.S. natural gas futures lower in early trading

    wsj.com
  16. Bearish

    US natural gas prices are likely to remain under pressure as domestic supply remains abundant due to low LNG export flows.

    barchart.com
  17. Bearish

    US Natural Gas Futures fell due to lower supply to LNG Export Plants

    bloomberg.com