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Bulls Hold the Line as Natural Gas Futures Cruise to Weekly Gains, but Cash Plummets

Natural Gas Intelligence · last updated

Despite bearish storage and LNG feed gas data, natural gas futures finished the week with a flourish as traders saw seasonal and structural support on the horizon.

Chart comparing NGI’s Daily Henry Hub Natural Gas Price with U.S. LNG feed gas pipeline deliveries from September 2024 to June 2025. The dark line tracks Henry Hub prices, which peaked near $10/MMBtu in February 2025, while the shaded area represents feed gas volumes that reached above 16 Bcf/d before declining slightly by June 2025. Data sourced from NGI, Wood Mackenzie, and pipeline EBBs.

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