Natural gas futures maintained gains after data showed U.S. inventories increased by less than usual last week, reducing the surplus over the five-year average.

Natural gas futures edge up on short-covering, but bearish demand and strong output weigh on the market forecast.

U.S. natural gas inventories increased by 46 billion cubic feet last week, but traders remain cautious due to rising ...

US natural gas inventories rose by 23 billion cubic feet (bcf) in the week ended July 18, below the expected increase of 31 bcf. The US Energy ...

U.S. natural gas inventories likely increased by less than average last week as a heat wave across the Northeast drove demand for gas to generate electricity for air conditioning. Natural gas in ...

A successful test of the resistance at $3.60 – $3.65 will push natural gas towards the next resistance level at $3.95 – $4.00 ...

Global natural gas production, driven by declines in Russia, the United States, and Norway, fell in May, while demand also ...

Concerns around tariffs and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have taken a backseat to more fundamental factors ...

EU gas inventories have now reached more than 65% capacity, putting the bloc on course to achieve its target of 80% fullness ...

European natural gas rose in early trade as higher temperatures boosted demand for cooling and traders grew wary of potential U.S. sanctions on Russia.

1530 ET – U.S. natural gas futures rise with help from higher near-term temperature forecasts and a recovery in feedgas flows to LNG export terminals. There was limited impact from the jump in ...

U.S. natural gas inventories likely rose last week, expanding the storage surplus as mild weather kept demand in check. Natural gas in underground storage is expected to have increased by 98 ...