Natural Gas News – April 14, 2025
Natural Gas News – April 14, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
Following a tumultuous week in the market, we have not seen a lot of new actionable information out there right now. Presently the weather is looking bullish in the Midwest, while it remains bearish towards the South East. We believe Natural Gas has been following the equity markets throughout the market turmoil brought on by the tariffs last week. Despite the disruption, we still believe that market fundamentals matter. As such, we still remain bullish at this time.
Natural Gas Dips on Tariffs and Mild Weather
Natural gas prices took a hit last week, slipping 8.1% to settle at $3.527 on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The drop followed a larger-than-expected inventory build—the fourth in a row—which helped narrow the five-year average storage deficit that had swelled past 200 Bcf earlier this year after an unusually cold January and February. With March bringing milder temperatures, injection season kicked off early, further easing the gap. Now, traders are turning cautious. As the market enters the low-demand shoulder season, falling heating demand is front and center.… For more info go to https://tinyurl.com/2h2ns3dp
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