Natural Gas News – October 30, 2026
Natural Gas News – October 30, 2026
Nat-Gas Prices Fall on EIA Build & Warm Weather
Dec nat-gas prices closed lower Thursday on a larger than-expected rise in weekly EIA inventories (+80 bcf vs. a consensus +72 bcf) and continued warm-weather forecasts. The Commodity Weather Group is forecasting above-average temperatures across the eastern half of the US through November 7. A bearish longer-term factor for nat-gas prices is the market’s expectation that the Super El Niño will bring warmer-than-normal temperatures to the Northern Hemisphere this fall and winter, reducing heating demand for nat-gas.… https://tinyurl.com/mw8tdjt9
What’s Next for Global Natural Gas Demand?
So far this year, economies in Europe and Asia have relied more on renewables and coal for power generation to offset reduced gas supplies procured at very high prices. This year’s crisis has prompted governments to rethink energy policies with energy security the top priority, again, after the 2022-2023 energy crisis. After the decline in global gas demand this year, due to prices at four-year highs, the obvious question for gas market participants is where demand is going after the current crisis ends.… For More info go to https://tinyurl.com/2zt76e5m
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