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Natural Gas Retreats From 6-Week Highs On Profit-Taking, Revised EIA Production Outlook, And Milder Late May Temperature Outlook; Oil Prices Back Above $100/Barrel Ahead Of Another Bullish EIA Petroleum Status Report & Record SPR Release Today; Gas Demand To Fall Today As Temperatures Warm Across The East
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
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After jumping to a 6-week high on Monday, natural gas prices pulled back on Tuesday. The front-month June 2026 contract fell by 7 cents or 2.3% to settle at $2.84/MMBTU. Among ETFs, 1x UNG fell -2.8% while 2x BOIL shed -5.1%.
First, the pullback may have been partially the natural response to prices perhaps becoming a bit overextended on Monday. Second, the EIA announced Tuesday that it was revising its 2026 production outlook to an average of 110.6 BCF/day, up from a forecast of 109.6 BCF/day from last month, likely in response to increased drilling associated with higher oil prices. It will be interesting to see how this evolves since, right now, production has actually retreated due to seasonal pipeline maintenance from an early April peak above 110 BCF/day to around 107 BCF/day at present, up just +1-2 BCF/day year-over-year, as shown in the Figure to the right. ...
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