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Natural Gas Spikes In Historic Short Squeeze As Temperature Outlook Trends Dramatically Colder; Trying To Trade Smart Despite The Euphoria; Gas Demand To Fall Temporarily Today And Tomorrow Before Surging Friday & This Weekend; Storage Deficit Versus The 5-Year Average Now Projected To Return By The End Of The Month
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
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In one of the more dramatic sessions witnessed by the current generation of commodities traders, natural gas prices surged on Tuesday as a remarkable set of circumstances combined to set the stage for the short squeeze to end all short squeezes. By the time the dust settled, the front-month February 2026 contract had gained 80 cents or 25.9% to settle at $3.91/MMBTU, the highest close since December 30. The T+1 March 2026 contract held by the natural gas ETFs 1x UNG and 2x BOIL was up a more modest 54 cents or 19.8% to $3.23/MMBTU. Nonetheless, this was still enough to propel UNG up +19.8% and BOIL +36.7%. UNG’s gain was the largest single-session gain since the flagship fund’s inception in 2007, just topping a +18.9% spike in November 2018, as shown in the Figure to the right. Of note, because both ETFs have completed their rollovers, it is no longer possible for retail traders to get exposure to the front-month February contract outside of buying futures contracts before its expirati...
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