Natural Gas News – July 14, 2025

Natural Gas News - July 14, 2025

Natural Gas Surges as Inventory & Heat Support Prices

Natural gas futures (NG=F) bounced sharply to $3.337/MMBtu, climbing 3.8% on the day, after the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported a smaller-than-expected injection of 53 Bcf into storage for the week ending July 4. That print missed consensus expectations of 61 Bcf and aligns with the 5-year average, but the market interpreted it as bullish given the broader tightening in supply-demand dynamics. Inventories currently stand at 3,006 Bcf, which is 173 Bcf (6%) above the five-year average, but still 184 Bcf (6%) below levels seen last year, leaving traders on edge ahead of the peak summer demand window.… https://tinyurl.com/yvuhnf48

Storage Lifts Sentiment: Forecast Eyes Summer Weather

Natural gas prices traded on mixed footing during the week of July 6-12, 2025, as strong cooling demand met with solid supply and storage conditions. Traders responded to a blend of bullish storage data and ongoing production discipline, while the market's focus remained firmly on weather-driven power sector demand. Despite a mild dip in benchmark prices, fundamentals kept a supportive tone in place. The latest EIA storage report landed below expectations, showing a 53 Bcf injection versus the 60 Bcf consensus. While this matched the five-year average, it was notably 8 Bcf lower than the same week last year. … For more info go to https://tinyurl.com/fw7rsfud