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Natural Gas Falls As Robust Storage Surplus Cushions Hotter Early-July Temperature Outlook & Record Volumes To New Golden Pass LNG Export Facility; Oil Prices Retreat To 4-Month Lows On Increased Strait Of Hormuz Traffic; EIA Expected To Announce Bearish Crude Oil & Refined Product Storage Data But Bullish SPR Release In Today’s Status Report; Gas Demand To Rise Slightly Today On Moderating East
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
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Natural gas prices fell on Tuesday despite a breakout in LNG export demand and a hotter-than-normal start to July as investors fretted about a persistently elevated storage surplus versus the 5-year average. The front-month July 2026 contract fell by 11 cents or 3.3% to settle at $3.15/MMBTU. It was the lowest close since June 15. Among ETFs, 1x UNG fell by 2.3% while 2x BOIL shed -4.8%.
The loss came despite LNG feedgas volumes to the new Golden Pass facility getting an upward revision to a new high of 0.6 BCF/day or 23.0% of capacity, as shown in the Figure to the right. This breakout came after over two months of rangebound volumes that had maxed out just near 0.42 BCF/day. The gain pushed nationwide LNG export demand to 18.2 BCF/day, up +4 BCF/day versus last year.
Tuesday’s pullback also came despite a consistent forecast suggesting building heat across the major population centers east of the Rockies for the first week of July. As of early Wednesday morning, my Co...
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