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Natural Gas Finishes The Week On Two-Session Winning Streak—And Is Looking For More; Neutral Temperature Outlook, Fading LNG Export Demand, And +150 BCF Surplus Will Keep Prices Below $3/MMBTU For Now; Gas Demand To Fall To Near-Term Low Today As Mild Temperatures Dominates The Lower 48
Monday, May 4, 2026
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Natural gas prices rose slightly on Friday to wrap up the week on a two-session winning streak. One day after prices jumped over 4%, the June 2026 front-month contract rose by 1 cent or 0.5% to settle at $2.78/MMBTU. On the week, prices surged +6.4%, though more than half of these gains were driven by the May contracts expiration on Tuesday at a steep discount to the June contract. Natural gas ETFs outperformed on Friday with 1x UNG adding +1.0% and 2x BOIL gaining +2.6%.
Natural gas finds itself in a remarkably neutral environment, both meteorologically and fundamentally. Over the next two weeks, temperatures will be generally cooler-than-normal across the Northeast and Great Lakes, squeezing the last bit of heating demand out of the season while the Southwest will see consistently hotter-than-normal conditions, boosting cooling demand. This will be countered by less-supportive seasonable conditions across the Gulf Coast and Southeast. As a result, Gas-Weighted Degree Days (GW...
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