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Hi guys, Can you give your thoughts on U.S. natural gas, it's ripped higher, lately. Obviously seasonal demands pick up now, along with world issues but I thought this was largely inverted with oil prices and there's not really been any surprises to change the supply outlook as far as I'm aware. Regards, Simon
Hi Simon,
We think you may be looking at the short-term December Futures which have squeezed higher into expiry but when we look a little further out the March contract has bounced but its nothing unusual in what’s been a downtrend since March.
Natural gas prices have been weak in 2025 due to abundant supply from U.S. shale and LNG exports, above-average inventories, and softer demand from mild weather and slower industrial growth. Additionally, increased renewable energy use and improved global gas trade flexibility have capped price spikes despite occasional geopolitical risks. We see no reason to fade the trend at this stage.
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