Natural Gas News – March 16, 2026
Natural Gas News – March 16, 2026
Mansfield Market Assessment
Lots of breaking news over the weekend regarding the War with Iran. Crude is currently trading $95 dollars after hitting $102.50 early this morning. And natural gas production is hovering around 110 bcf/day. It looks like the Strait of Hormuz is trying to reopen or at the least start to move marine traffic thru at a smaller rate. Natural gas is off a touch this morning, as we are trading off with sympathy with crude and global LNG pricing. In our opinion, this is not a market to take a long-term view on a position.
Nat-Gas Caught Between Bearish Supply and War
U.S. natural gas prices are edging lower on Sunday. My work suggests traders are more focused on bearish domestic issues rather than the potentially bullish conditions due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. At 02:34 GMT, April Natural Gas futures are trading $3.121, down $0.010 or -0.32%. One of the biggest factors weighing on U.S. natural gas prices is warmer weather forecasts. At this time, Spring warmth is eroding late season demand… For More info go to https://tinyurl.com/knsyjk5b
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