Natural Gas News – August 5, 2025
Natural Gas News – August 5, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
Natural gas broke the $3.00 level this morning on the heels of no weather in Texas and the Southeast. Atlanta is going to be 70 degrees for another day or two which neutralizes load. Production is holding in over 106 Bcf which is adding to the downward pressure on the curve. Producers are going to have to decide if they want lower prices or less Production but you cant have both with this weather currently.
Heatwaves Loom but Market Pressured by Strong Supply
The natural gas market continues to struggle overall, as the markets are pricing in the lack of demand for heat, and of course the idea that perhaps the global economy may start to struggle with all of the tariff headlines. The natural gas markets have fallen a bit during premarket trading as we continue to test the crucial $3 level. That being said, I think there is a significant amount of support near the $3 level that extends down to the $2.80 level. And I think you have to look at this as a situation where we are just testing to see if we can break through. If we can, then we have a scenario where we could drop down to $2.50. A short term rally at this point in time is possible, with the $3.20 level offering resistance, followed by the 200 day EMA, the previous uptrend line and the 50… For more info go to
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