Natural gas defies energy shock as strong supply keeps prices in check
MeridStreet AI summaryNatural gas prices have remained stable despite global energy market volatility caused by West Asian geopolitical tensions. This is due to a strong supply of natural gas, including record US production and high non-Gulf LNG output, which has offset disruptions to supply. As a result, prices have been kept in check around $2.50-$3.50 per million British thermal units. This situation maintains a mild bearish bias for the Henry Hub, suggesting that natural gas prices may continue to be influenced by supply rather than demand.
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Natural gas prices remain contained around $2. 50-$3.
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Winners
- Natural gas producers
- Utilities stocks
Under pressure
- Crude oil producers
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