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Natural Gas Surges To A Six-Week High As Geopolitics Lifts Broader Energy Sector Even As Investors Await A Bullish Catalyst; Gas Demand To Fall Slightly Today As Temperatures Begin To Warm Across The Heartland
Tuesday, May 12, 2026
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Natural gas prices rallied sharply on Monday despite the absence of an obvious catalyst for the move. The front-month June 2026 contract jumped by 15 cents or 5.5% to settle at $2.91/MMBTU. It was the highest close for the front-month since March 27. Among ETFs, 1x UNG surged by 6.2% while 2x BOIL added 8.4%.
The exact catalyst for the move higher is a bit of a mystery. Geopolitics likely played some role. After the US and Iran essentially rejected each other’s proposals for peace—or a process towards peace—over the weekend, the Strait of Hormuz appears no closer to being opened, which drove oil prices higher by near 4% on Monday, possibly dragging natural gas with it. It would mark one of the rare days since the conflict began in which natural gas outperformed the more susceptible oil. Meanwhile, domestically, there was no major change in the near-term temperature outlook. As discussed in yesterday’s Commentary, a lingering chill this week will fade and be replayed by building...
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