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Natural Gas Prices Pullback On Friday After Run-Up To Four Month Highs; BOIL Begins Bimonthly Rollover; Near-Term Temperature Outlook Stabilizes Over The Weekend, But Any Pullback To Be Limited As Summer Futures Contracts Flip To Undervaluations; Gas Demand To Rise Today As Temperatures heat Up Across The Central US Even As the East Coast Cools; Projected Realtime Inventories To Top 2700 BCF This Afternoon
Monday, June 8, 2026
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Natural gas prices pulled back on Friday to wrap up the week on a sour note. The front-month July 2026 contract fell by 11 cents or 3.2% to settle at $3.23/MMBTU. The pullback cost the commodity its shot at a weekly gain as prices finished the week down -1.9%. Among ETFs, 1x UNG shed -3.7% while 2x BOIL dropped -7.4%. Of note, BOIL began its bimonthly rollover on Friday, selling July contracts and buying T+2 September 2026 contracts. As of Friday evening, the fund held 20% of its holdings in the latter, as shown in the Figure to the right. This will be a neutral rollover as the July and September contracts are nearly identically priced. The most obvious near-term impact on ETF performance will be a decrease in day-to-day volatility for BOIL for the next few weeks relative to the quoted front-month contract and UNG, which continues to hold July contracts. The rollover will wrap up this Thursday. You can monitor natural gas ETF holdings HERE. ...
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