Natural Gas News – December 22, 2025
Natural Gas News – December 22, 2025
Mansfield Market Assessment
The market appears to have plunged another $0.16 on the heels of strong production figures as we approach the contract expiration for January. This trend will likely reverse as weather models begin to show signs of increased potential for cold weather in the second week of January, though the market has discounted this as of now. Expect continued volatility as the week progresses and the year comes to a close…
Bears Still in Control – Weather & Storage Cap Upside
Natural gas futures are stuck in a tug-of-war on Friday, hovering around $3.91 at mid-session as traders hesitate at a key former bottom. After an early bounce attempt, prices faded again, with warm weather patterns and a lighter-than-expected storage draw keeping the bulls on edge. Oversold signals may be sustaining some short-covering, but aggressive dip-buyers have yet to fully commit. At 17:02 GMT, January Natural Gas futures are trading at $3.928, up $0.020 or +0.51%….https://tinyurl.com/2bmh7k4a
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