U.S. natural gas futures reversed early losses after the EIA reported a bigger-than-expected reduction in storage as the winter withdrawal season enters its final weeks.

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Natural gas futures fall as traders watch EIA report for direction. Weak demand and mild weather add bearish pressure. Will ...

The report’s findings have implications for both natural gas prices and the broader energy sector. The lesser-than-expected decline suggests a weaker demand for natural gas, which is bearish for its ...

Gas in underground storage is expected to have decreased by 54 billion cubic feet to 1,706 Bcf in the week ended March 7, according to the average estimate of 10 analysts, brokers and traders surveyed ...

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At the same time, lower-than-average wind speeds have reduced renewable energy output, increasing reliance on natural gas to ...

U.S. natural gas futures extended their rally in defiance of milder weather forecasts that suggest the storage deficit will end the withdrawal season narrower than recently thought.

U.S. natural gas futures ceded some ground after reaching a more than two-year high despite weather forecasts pointing to less demand than previously foreseen for the end of the storage withdrawal ...