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.

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 increased by 46 billion cubic feet last week, but traders remain cautious due to rising ...

Natural gas futures rise on weather-driven demand, but elevated supply and LNG uncertainty may cap gains. Explore key data, ...

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

United States' natural gas reserves are increasing. Weekly injections surpass the seasonal average. A nationwide heat wave is ...

EU gas inventories have now reached more than 65% capacity, putting the bloc on course to achieve its target of 80% fullness by November 1, according to market observers. Despite this progress, ...

Natural gas stored underground is expected to have risen by 47 billion cubic feet to 3,053 Bcf in the week ended July 11, according to the average estimate of 11 analysts, brokers and traders.

U.S. natural gas futures extended their gradual climb higher with hotter weather forecasts for the second half of July seen lifting demand.

Crude oil futures traded higher on Thursday morning after official data showed a decline in US crude oil inventories for the ...

Hot weather and strong LNG demand push natural gas futures higher as traders eye $3.730 resistance. Technical and inventory data support a bullish outlook.