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Natural Gas Rises For Fourth Straight Session To Two-Week High On Monday As Investors Eye Near-Term Temperature Outlook; Rangebound Trading Likely For The Next Few Weeks; Gas Demand To Fall Today As Much Warmer Temperatures Expand Across The Midwest; Projected Realtime Inventories To Top 2100 BCF Tonight
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
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Natural gas prices registered a small gain to Monday to rally for a fourth straight session. The front-month May 2026 contract rose by 2 cents or 0.6% to settle at $2.69/MMBTU, the highest close since April 8. Over the last 4 sessions, the commodity has gained +3.5%. Among ETFs, 1x UNG—which holds June 2026 contracts—added +0.1% while 2x BOIL—which holds July contracts—actually lost -0.2%. Futures contracts and ETFs finished well off their session highs.
The cautious rally comes as investors eye the late April and early May temperature outlook. After steadily grinding higher late last week and over the weekend, the 14-day accumulated Gas-Weighted Degree Day (GWDD) outlook as forecast by both the GFS and ECWMF models pulled back slightly on Monday and remains below the 5-year average, as shown in the Figure to the right. This decline was driven by a slight warming trend across the Northern Tier, cutting heating degree days. As of early Tuesday morning, my Consensus Model—which i...
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