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Natural Gas Snaps Losing Streak On Production Drop, But Rally Held In Check By Bearish Temperature Outlook; Oil Prices Slump To 3+ Week Lows Ahead Of Mid-Terms; EIA Expected To Announce Another Big Crude Oil Drawdown In Today’s Petroleum Status Report; Gas Demand To Hold Steady Today As Record Warmth Drives Exquisitely Weak Early-Season Heating Demand
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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Natural gas prices rose slightly on Tuesday as a sharp drop in production was partially countered by a continued bearish temperature outlook. The front-month December 2026 contract rose by 4 cents or 1.4% to settle at $2.90/MMBTU. Among ETFs, 1x UNG kept pace, rising +1.4% while 2x BOIL added +2.4%.
Sidelined bulls finally found an opportunity to re-enter the trade after early-cycle pipeline data showed a dramatic drop in production to under 106 BCF/day. While this was ultimately revised rather sharply higher—as was anticipated—output still only rebounded to near 108.5 BCF/day, up a meager +1.1 BCF/day year-over-year and well below the early-September record highs north of 112 BCF/day. With year-ago output surging during the rest of the year, if current production does not see a substantial recovery over the next 6-8 weeks, production could very well be looking at a consistent year-over-year decline. At best, output needs to maintain a +2 BCF/day or more year-over-year gain jus...
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