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Natural Gas Gives Up Early Gains To Register Loss On Return From Long Weekend As Stronger LNG Export Demand Can’t Shake Bearish Temperature Outlook; June 2026 Contract Set To Expire Today; No EIA Petroleum Status Report Today; Gas Demand To Rise Slightly Today As East Coast Warms With Neutral Daily Injection Expected
Wednesday, May 27, 2026
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Natural gas prices gave up early-session gains on Monday to settle with a small loss as traders returned from their Memorial Day holiday. In its penultimate session before expiration, the front-month June 2026 contract traded as high as $2.98/MMBTU at the open before falling steadily during the floor session to settle down 1 cent or -0.4% at $2.89/MMBTU. It was the lowest close since May 13. Among ETFs, 1x UNG shed -0.3% while 2x BOIL lost -0.6%. The June contract will expire at the close of trading today and will be replaced by the more active July 2026 contract, which closed Tuesday at $3.01/MMBTU. Meanwhile, oil prices recovered some of their losses on Tuesday as optimism over a peace deal faded. Brent, which dropped -7% on Monday, rebounded 3.6% to $99.58/barrel. WTI, which did not trade Monday, fell $2.71 or 2.8% yesterday as a net move of the two days to $93.89/barrel. Of note, Wednesday’s regularly-scheduled EIA Petroleum Status Report will be delayed until Thursday, May 28.
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