U.S. natural gas was in the red after rebounding yesterday on an above-estimate inventory draw, as the recent surge in bullish speculator activity and short-covering appeared to be fading.

U.S. natural gas futures shake off early losses after the EIA reports a bigger-than-expected 62 Bcf reduction in storage for that widened the deficit as the winter withdrawal season enters its final ...

Natural gas futures fall as traders watch EIA report for direction. Weak demand and mild weather add bearish pressure. Will ...

Gas in underground storage is expected to have decreased by 54 billion cubic feet to 1,706 Bcf in the week ended March 7, according to the average estimate of 10 analysts, brokers and traders surveyed ...

U.S. natural gas futures snapped a three-day winning streak as warmer weather contributed to a smaller-than-expected storage draw of 80 Bcf last week.

Arctic conditions across North America and Europe have dramatically increased heating demand, leading to higher natural gas ...

A spike in demand for electricity from tech companies competing in the artificial intelligence race is upending forecasts for ...

As natural gas’ role in the U.S. electric grid grows, there’s also been an increase in natural gas deliveries to power plants through pipeline companies and their large transmission lines ...

The latest EIA storage report showed a 174 Bcf draw, bringing total working gas ... limiting U.S. export growth. Weekly Natural Gas With resistance at $3.505 still unbroken, the market remains ...

Natural gas futures settled slightly lower after the EIA reported a 261 Bcf storage withdrawal for last week.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday touted his administration’s work on a proposed Alaska pipeline, underscoring his push to ...

Trump mentioned the pipeline at a news conference with Japan’s prime minister earlier this month, drawing praise from ... get a pipeline built. It’s natural gas that’s been cooled to a ...