Natural Gas News – November 24, 2025
Natural Gas News – November 24, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
The market is trending downward this morning on the heels of higher production which is estimated to be North of 110 Bcf/day. The weather is getting colder on the 11-15 day outlooks. However, the models appear to be trying to revert back toward normal temps at the very end of the runs. We do not think we have a pattern change away from cold. Albeit the cold looks more consolidated in the Northern tier now. There are lots of moving parts and every run going to be important as we settle Tuesday, and January becomes prompt.
European Natural Gas Plummets to 18-Month Low
Natural gas markets have drifted a little bit lower during the trading session on Thursday in the early hours, but we still find a lot of noise in this market. At this juncture, it looks like we are consolidating between the $4.70 level and the $4.20 level. That is not a huge surprise. A 50-cent range is not overly rare in this market; it is pretty typical. What is concerning is the fact that it had jumped 30% and then kept going as we rolled over into the December contract.… https://tinyurl.com/ye27facz
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