Henry Hub Natural Gas MAY7 (NG2705) News

Natural-Gas Prices Sink as Texas LNG Terminal Closes for Maintenance -- WSJ

WSJJul 11 00:36

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Held Back By Adequate Supply -- Market Talk

WSJJul 9 21:40

The EIA sharply cut its oil price forecasts for this year and next, expects the Strait of Hormuz to largely normalize by year-end, and notes that the AI boom is driving U.S. electricity consumption to consecutive annual highs.

According to the EIA report, the expected prices for Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil this year have both been revised down by nearly 14% from a month ago, to $82 and $76.26 per barrel, respectively; next year’s expected prices have been reduced by approximately 18%, to $65 and $60.76 per barrel. As AI data centers continue to expand, commercial electricity demand is projected to surpass residential demand for the first time in history this year. U.S. crude oil production forecasts for this year have been slightly revised upward to 13.8 million barrels per day, though shale oil expansion is expected to slow; next year’s production forecast has been marginally lowered to 14 million barrels per day. Global production forecasts for both this year and next have been revised upward, while global demand forecasts have been revised downward.

wallstreetcnJul 8 05:10

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Settle With Little Change -- Market Talk

WSJJul 8 03:24

Utilities Shares Rose On Rate Hike Expectations -- Utilities Roundup

WSJJun 19 05:23

As the U.S.-Iran deal nears finalization, LNG carriers are navigating through the Strait of Hormuz.

① As the U.S.-Iran agreement nears implementation, liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers stranded in the Persian Gulf are preparing to depart the Strait of Hormuz; ② Since the outbreak of conflict in February, only 15 LNG carriers have left the Gulf region over the past several months, triggering a global LNG supply crisis; ③ Once the U.S.-Iran agreement is finalized, LNG shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are expected to gradually resume.

cls.cnJun 17 12:39

How long can the U.S.-Iran deal hold? If it collapses, could UK inflation exceed 4% and prompt a return of interest rate hikes?

During the Asian session on Tuesday (June 16), the British pound weakened against the U.S. dollar, currently down approximately 0.1% to around 1.3400. The modest decline in sterling is closely linked to further diminishing market expectations for a Bank of England rate hike. Recent analysis suggests that the U.S.-Iran deal is altering the UK’s inflation outlook. If the U.S.-Iran agreement holds and oil shipments resume normal operations, UK inflation is likely to remain below 4%, allowing the Bank of England to avoid raising interest rates this summer. Thursday’s upcoming monetary policy decision is expected to result in a 7-to-2 vote in favor of maintaining rates unchanged. In the Bank of England’s rate decision this Thursday,

FX678 FinanceJun 16 11:44

U.S. Henry Hub Spot Price Rises in Week Ended June 10, EIA Reports

MT NewswiresJun 12 18:23

Historic transformation! The United States surpasses Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world's largest oil exporter, with production tripling and reshaping the global energy landscape.

The United States has surpassed Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world's largest oil exporter, marking a dramatic and disruptive reversal from decades of reliance on Middle Eastern oil.

Zhitong FinanceJun 12 11:00

U.S. Natural Gas Inventory Net Change of +108 Bcf for Week Ended June 5 – EIA

Seeking AlphaJun 11 22:30

U.S. President Donald Trump: 'We control the oil and natural gas markets.'

[U.S. President Donald Trump] We will control the oil and natural gas markets.

Fisco JapanJun 11 20:36

Invesco expects the likelihood of interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England this year to be low, with oil prices gradually declining in the second half of the year.

Benjamin Jones, Head of Global Research at Invesco, noted on the 100th day of the ongoing Middle East conflict that the latest U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement appears nominally intact, though sporadic exchanges of fire have continued recently. The current situation has shifted toward limited strikes rather than the sustained hostilities seen in the early phase of the conflict. Invesco’s 'status quo' scenario remains its central baseline case. To date, despite official data showing only very limited vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, the global economy and markets have demonstrated a far more resilient response to this supply shock than initially anticipated. Notably, pipeline flows via Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have increased.

AASTOCKSJun 11 14:07

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Give Back Some Gains -- Market Talk

WSJJun 5 22:21

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Extend Rally -- Market Talk

WSJMay 29 21:21

Dow Jones Top Energy Headlines at 4 PM ET: Oil Prices Pop as Iran Conflict Reignites. The Market Still Has Hope for Hormuz. | U.S. ...

Dow JonesMay 29 04:00

U.S. Natural Gas Inventory Net Change of +92 Bcf for Week Ended May 22 – EIA

Seeking AlphaMay 28 22:30

Impact of Middle East conflict emerges! UK energy price cap surges 13%, leaving Bank of England in a policy dilemma

UK households will face the largest increase in energy bills since 2023, further exacerbating inflationary pressures and weighing on the overall economy.

Zhitong FinanceMay 27 16:16

U.S. Natural Gas Inventory Net Change of +101 Bcf for Week Ended May 15 – EIA

Seeking AlphaMay 21 22:30

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Gain As Weather Warms -- Market Talk

WSJMay 11 21:28

Sector Update: Energy

MT NewswiresMay 7 03:47