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Natural Gas Prices Register Small Loss On Tuesday as Commodity Prepares To Settle Into Rangebound Trading Pattern; Oil Prices Tumble On Optimism For US-Iran Deal Despite Ongoing Airstrikes; EIA Expected To Announce Another Huge Crude Drawdown In Today’s Petroleum Status Report; Gas Demand To Rise Today On Building Midwest Heat
Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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Natural gas prices gave up early gains on Tuesday morning to finish the session with small loss, the commodity’s third straight. The front-month July 2026 contract fell by less than a penny or 0.2% to settle at $3.14/MMBTU, the lowest close since May 27. Among ETFs, 1x UNG managed to scrape out a +0.2% gain while 2x BOIL rose +0.15%. For a third day, BOIL continued its bimonthly rollover and, as of yesterday evening, the ETF now holds a majority, 60%, of its holdings in the T+2 September contract. The fund will complete its rollover tomorrow. BOIL will continue to see lower volatility relative to UNG—which still holds front-month contracts—for at least a few more weeks, as we saw yesterday. Natural gas prices took a breather on Tuesday as investors continue to eye up the near-term temperature outlook. As shown in the Figure to the right, both the ECMWF’s and GFS’ 14-day Gas-Weighted Degree Day (GWDD) outlooks were largely unchanged yesterday very close to the 5-year average. As of earl...
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