Natural Gas News – July 21, 2025
Natural Gas News – July 21, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
The market is in freefall this morning on the heels of very high production which has been reported by some sources as high as 107 BCF. The weather has been revised and recent forecasts look cooler from the hotter Friday runs. The heat is here and the peak is in the 6-10 day range. The market really needs this heat to continue with Salts in both Texas and Louisiana up near the top of the storage range.
Futures Tumble Today as Forecast Cools and Resistance Holds
U.S. natural gas futures opened the week under pressure, falling hard in early Monday trading following a gap lower on the chart. After failing to break through a significant resistance cluster last week, the market has turned lower, reflecting both technical rejection and softer weekend weather forecasts. Natural gas for August delivery on the NYMEX dropped 14.5 cents to $3.420/MMBtu by early morning trading, erasing much of last week’s gains.… For more info go to https://tinyurl.com/58j2k9e2
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