Natural Gas News – December 8, 2025
Natural Gas News – December 8, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
The market has taken an upward turn this morning after what appears to be a reversal in colder weather on the back half of the 11-15 day weather forecast, with warmer weather appearing in Northeast. We will probably see a few days of normal temperatures before the models suggest another round of cold weather. Production is around 111.5 Bcf/day and holding steady. There is a lot of volatility in the market and with elevated prices, the swings both up and down are going to be more pronounced.
NGN: Bulls Eye $5.992—Will Dec Warmth Spoil the Rally?
Natural gas futures surged last week, with the January ’26 contract (NGF26) jumping 9.05% to settle at $5.289/MMBtu—the highest weekly close for this contract since early April. The move was driven by colder-than-expected weather, tightening storage fundamentals, and record-setting LNG demand. After trading in a wide range between $4.758 and $5.496, the contract closed firmly above its 52-week moving average, flipping sentiment bullish and shifting the market into a tighter regime… https://tinyurl.com/5765bhzm
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