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Natural Gas Sell-Off Enters Second Day As Mid-To-Late December Temperature Outlook Continues To Trend Milder; Oil Prices Fall Ahead Of Anticipated Rate Cut & Ukraine-Russia Peace Proposals; EIA Expected To Announce Big Crude Draw But Bearish Gasoline Build In Today’s Status Report; Natural Gas Demand To Fall Today As East Coast Warms Ahead Of Next Arctic Shot
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
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Natural gas prices plunged for a second straight session on Tuesday as investors responded to a continued warming trend in the mid-to-late December temperature outlook. The front-month January 2026 contract tumbled 34 cents or 6.9% to settle at $4.57/MMBTU, the lowest close for the front-month since November 26. Over the last two sessions, the commodity is down a steep -13.5% after peaking at a 3-year high of $5.28/MMBTU last Friday. Among natural gas ETFs, 1x UNG fell -6.4% while 2x BOIL shed -10.8%. BOIL outperformed UNG as it continues its bimonthly rollover to the less-volatile March 2026 contract. As of Tuesday evening, the fund now holds a majority 60% of its holdings in the March contract and just 40% in the January contract. It will complete the rollover tomorrow. 1x UNG continues to hold only January contracts and will roll to February starting next week. In the same way that last week’s price spike was driven by a series of early-season arctic blasts, the ongoing pullback has...
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