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Natural Gas Logs Fourth Straight Win & Two Week Highs; Oil Rallies On Stalled Peace Talks; EIA Expected To Announce Very Bullish Petroleum Status Report Today As War Begins To Impact Domestic Inventories; Gas Demand To Drop Today as Mid-Atlantic & Ohio Valley Warm
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
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Natural gas prices registered another small gain on Tuesday to stretch a quiet winning streak to four straight sessions. The front-month May 2026 contract rose by 1 cent or 0.3% to settle at $2.70/MMBTU, the highest close since April 8. Since bottoming at $2.60/MMBTU on April 14, gas prices are up +3.8%. Among ETFs, 1x UNG rose +0.9% while 2x BOIL added +1.5%. These funds hold exclusively June and July contracts, respectively.
In my opinion, the recovery in gas prices is a mixed picture between oversold bounce, Iran War volatility, modestly improved near-term temperature outlook, and lower supply. Focusing on the latter, natural gas production this time last year was eclipsing new highs. This year, however, output has trended lower over the past 3-4 weeks since peaking near 110 BCF in early April, slumping to near 107 BCF/day yesterday, up less than +1 BCF/day year-over-year, as shown in the Figure to the right. With net imports from Canada consistently trailing year-ago levels...
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