Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.262) | 10.15.2026

Published October 15, 2026

The video provides a daily natural gas report, highlighting a price increase for November futures due to a pipeline leak in West Virginia. It covers storage expectations, ERCOT demand forecasts showing a significant drop due to cooler weather, and volatility in various electrical grids. The report also touches on global weather patterns, including cold fronts in North America and Asia, and warm anomalies in Europe, alongside updates on LNG export facilities and geopolitical incidents affecting shipping.

Mid-Week Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.203) | 10.14.2026

Published October 14, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing a "rollercoaster" of weather patterns, with a mix of warm and cold fronts across the US, Europe, and Asia. While current natural gas prices for the November contract are down, improved LNG feed gas and fluctuating weather are key drivers. Storage levels in the UK and EU are being monitored, with the UK's Rough storage at zero and EU storage at almost 74% full. The speaker anticipates a volatile winter due to these weather dynamics.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.230) | 10.13.2026

Published October 13, 2026

The natural gas market is currently experiencing upward price movement, with November futures trading higher. This is supported by better LNG demand and upcoming weather patterns, although conditions are described as "muddied" due to conflicting forecasts. European gas storage levels are a concern, particularly in Germany and the UK, while US LNG facilities are operating at varying capacities. The Strait of Hormuz remains an active conflict zone, impacting Qatari production.

What's New in Natural Gas - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.130) | 10.12.2026

Published October 12, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing mixed signals, with the November 2026 futures contract currently down. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and demand destruction from two US hurricanes are weighing on prices, while hints of colder weather in upcoming forecasts and increasing LNG export capacity provide some bullish support. European gas storage levels remain below target, adding to global supply concerns.

NG/LNG – This Week’s Main Drivers and the Look Ahead | 10.11.2026

Published October 11, 2026

The video provides an overview of the week's main drivers for natural gas and LNG, including the latest EIA storage report which showed a bullish comparison despite a sizable injection. It highlights Henry Hub price movements influenced by pipeline maintenance and regional supply, as well as the impact of hurricanes and El Niño weather patterns. The look ahead discusses global LNG expansion projects, European gas storage levels, and key questions for traders regarding winter supply and geopolitical risks.

The 2026 Midterms: When Energy Bills Become Ballots

Published October 10, 2026

This video from ELK TRADING Co LLC discusses the potential impact of energy bills, likely natural gas prices, on the 2026 midterm elections. The speaker is expected to analyze how energy costs could become a significant political issue, influencing voter sentiment and election outcomes.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.206) | 10.09.2026

Published October 09, 2026

The natural gas market is showing bullish signs with the November contract trading above key moving averages and the RSI in positive territory. While the latest EIA storage report was slightly above consensus, overall storage levels are still below last year's and near the five-year average, particularly in the South Central region. Cooler weather forecasts for the US and Europe, combined with lagging production and strong Asian LNG prices, suggest potential for further upside, possibly leading to a short squeeze.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.224) | 10.08.2026

Published October 08, 2026

The natural gas market is showing mixed signals. While the November futures contract is up, storage expectations are high, which is bearish compared to last year but bullish against the five-year average. Several factors, including pipeline maintenance, bullish LNG news, and low wind generation in ERCOT, are supporting prices. However, a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico is a demand killer, and European gas storage remains below target. Weather forecasts indicate cooler temperatures arriving in parts of the US, Europe, and Asia, potentially increasing demand, but teleconnections suggest a complex winter ahead.

Mid-Week Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.167) | 10.07.2026

Published October 07, 2026

The natural gas market is showing bullish signs, with the November contract trading higher and technical indicators pointing up. Storage expectations for tomorrow are slightly below the five-year average, but above last year's. Cooler weather is forecast for parts of the US and Eastern Europe, which could increase demand. Globally, European storage is still not full, and UK storage is particularly low, while Asian temperatures are mixed. Several US LNG facilities are ramping up or coming back online, which could support prices.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.120) | 10.06.2026

Published October 06, 2026

The natural gas November contract is up, trading above key moving averages with positive RSI. Production is down due to pipeline maintenance, providing a boost despite disappointing LNG. ERCOT demand is high, relying heavily on natural gas due to low wind generation. European storage is filling, but some countries still face issues. Weather forecasts show cooler temperatures pushing into the US Midwest and Northeast, while the Southeast remains warm. The speaker notes potential short-covering rallies in natural gas spreads due to oversold conditions and discusses US LNG export activity and nuclear outages.

What's New in Natural Gas - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.041) | 10.05.2026

Published October 05, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing mixed signals. While some US LNG facilities are ramping up production, others like Freeport and Golden Pass are facing operational issues. European gas storage levels are improving but some countries still lag, and the UK is seeing significant storage injections. Weather forecasts indicate lingering warmth in parts of the US and a mixed bag in Europe and Asia, with a potential tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico adding uncertainty. The overall sentiment is cautious due to these conflicting factors and a crowded short position in the winter strip.

NG/LNG This Week’s Main Drivers and the Look Ahead | 10.04.2026

Published October 04, 2026

The video discusses the natural gas and LNG markets, highlighting the bearish impact of a higher-than-expected EIA storage injection and mild weather forecasts. The speaker identifies key price levels and suggests a short-term bearish trade idea, noting risks such as a sudden shift in weather patterns or LNG export disruptions.

Natural Gas Weekly Recap November Futures (NGX26 @ 2.984) | 10.02.2026

Published October 02, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing short covering ahead of the weekend, with the November contract showing a slight uptick. While the EIA storage report was on expectations, it was bearish compared to last year but bullish against the five-year average. Texas is seeing cooler, rainy weather, reducing system demand and increasing natural gas's market share in power generation. European gas storage remains a concern, with many countries below optimal levels, while US LNG exports are stable despite some operational issues at Golden Pass. The winter outlook suggests a "rollercoaster" of temperatures, with a strong El Nino potentially influencing the jet stream later in the season.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 3.002) | 10.01.2026

Published October 01, 2026

The natural gas market is currently down, trading at $3.002 for the November contract, as it awaits today's storage report with expectations of a +64 BCF injection. While this is bearish compared to last year, it's bullish against the five-year average. The speaker highlights increased natural gas demand in ERCOT due to lower solar generation, potential for a very tight global LNG market if China refrains from reselling LNG, and upcoming cooler temperatures in the Northeast US and parts of Europe, which could support prices. US nuclear outages are also higher than last year, further boosting natural gas demand.

Mid-Week Natural Gas Report - November Futures (NGX26 @ 2.990) | 09.30.2026

Published September 30, 2026

The natural gas market is currently experiencing downward pressure, with the November contract trading lower. This is attributed to factors like hedge fund window dressing at the end of the quarter, strong renewable energy generation in Texas, and cooler temperatures moving into parts of the US and Europe. While US storage is expected to be neutral, European storage levels remain a concern, particularly in Germany and the Netherlands.

Daily Natural Gas Report - November is Spot | (NGX26 @ 3.047) | 09.29.2026

Published September 29, 2026

Natural gas prices are currently down due to the return of production from an outage and fall-like temperatures. However, colder temperatures are expected in the northern US and parts of Europe in the coming weeks, which could increase demand. European gas storage levels are still below targets in some key countries, and the UK is not injecting much into storage. The speaker highlights the "short winter trade" as crowded and notes the potential impact of a fading El Nino on winter weather patterns in the US.

What's New in Natural Gas - October Futures Expiration (NGV26 @ 3.080) | 09.28.2026

Published September 28, 2026

This video provides a daily update on natural gas markets, focusing on the expiration of October futures. The analyst discusses various factors influencing natural gas prices, including pipeline force majeure, EU storage levels, weather forecasts for the US and Europe, and US LNG exports. The overall sentiment is mixed due to cooling weather in some regions but increased natural gas demand for power generation in others, alongside low open interest in the expiring contract.

The Gas Market is Split in Two. Winter Will Decide Which Side Breaks.

Published September 26, 2026

The global natural gas market is divided into two distinct worlds: the U.S. with abundant gas and expanding LNG capacity, and Europe/Asia facing constrained supply, geopolitical risks, and winter weather. Five key variables, including weather, Gulf LNG flows, U.S. LNG reliability, freight costs, and China's demand, will determine market dynamics this winter. The defining risk for the next several months is not merely gas availability, but its location and the ability to transport it to areas of need during cold temperatures.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 3.126) | 09.25.2026

Published September 25, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing significant volatility, with the October contract down over 5% on Friday, September 25, 2026. This follows a monster rally yesterday driven by short covering due to a Columbia Gas outage affecting 1.8 BCF/day, which is expected to continue through the weekend. While the latest EIA storage report was slightly bullish, overall market sentiment is mixed due to upcoming options and futures expirations, lingering heat in some regions, and aging infrastructure causing price spikes in electricity markets. Cooler weather is forecast for parts of the US and Asia in the coming weeks, potentially increasing heating demand, but El Niño could bring warmer conditions to the US Southeast later in winter.

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NG/LNG - This Week's Main Drivers and the Look Ahead | 09.20.2026

Published September 20, 2026

This week's natural gas market is primarily driven by a shift to cooler weather forecasts in the Midwest and Northeast for the next 6-10 days, providing underlying support despite a slightly above-average EIA storage injection. Global LNG demand remains robust, particularly from Europe, with US exports near full capacity. The speaker identifies key technical levels and suggests a short-term long trade idea based on the weather outlook.

Natural Gas Weekly Recap - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.928) | 09.18.2026

Published September 18, 2026

The natural gas market is currently trading sideways, unable to break the $3.00 mark, despite recent bullish EIA reports and supportive weather forecasts. LNG exports have slipped, and there are concerns about vulnerabilities in US storage levels, particularly in the South Central region. European storage levels are also a concern, especially in Germany and the UK, which are significantly below target. The speaker highlights the impact of increasing solar capacity and data centers on the power grid, leading to reduced seasonality in demand and potential strain on fossil fuel generation during winter, which is expected to be a 'super El Niño' winter, bringing significant volatility.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.944) | 09.17.2026

Published September 17, 2026

The natural gas market is currently up, with the October contract trading at $2.915, but remains stuck between key moving averages. Today is a storage report day, with expectations of a +49 BCF injection, which would be bullish compared to last year and the five-year average. Lingering heat in the US and Europe, coupled with low wind generation in Texas, is supporting natural gas demand, while European storage levels remain a concern. The El Niño phenomenon is expected to persist through early 2027 but may transition to a neutral phase by summer, potentially bringing normal temperatures and precipitation but dry conditions to the US West.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.936) | 09.16.2026

Published September 16, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing mixed signals. While October futures are slightly up, LNG exports are disappointing, and the RSI is moving sideways. Storage expectations for the upcoming EIA report are bullish compared to last year and the five-year average, but a wide range suggests potential volatility. Lingering heat in the US Southeast and parts of Europe is noted, though cooler temperatures are expected to spread across the US and parts of Asia in the coming weeks. European storage levels are a concern, particularly in Germany and Great Britain.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.883) | 09.15.2026

Published September 15, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing upward momentum due to lingering extreme heat in the United States, with September approaching record temperatures. This is expected to lead to bullish storage reports for both the current and upcoming weeks. While LNG exports have seen some mixed signals, the overall outlook for natural gas prices appears positive, especially with potential colder weather shifts in Europe and Asia's increased bidding for November cargoes.

What's New in Natural Gas - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.883) | 09.14.2026

Published September 14, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing bullish sentiment due to an expanding Iran-US war, which is contributing to a 36 MTPA LNG shortfall warned by Shell. US LNG facilities are ramping up feed-gas demand ahead of winter, and strong global LNG prices in Europe and Asia are expected to pull US prices higher. While some cooling weather is anticipated in parts of the US, extreme heat persists in Texas, and European gas storage is unlikely to meet its November 1st target, further supporting demand for US LNG.

NG/LNG - This Week's Main Drivers and the Look Ahead | 09.13.2026

Published September 13, 2026

The video provides an overview of natural gas and LNG market drivers, highlighting a smaller-than-average storage injection and crude oil price spikes due to geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. It notes retreating summer heat, challenges with Golden Pass LNG, and the potential for a strong El Niño impacting winter. The outlook suggests rising inflation risk and potential bidding wars for LNG if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, alongside concerns about Panama Canal transit.

Natural Gas Weekly Recap - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.824) | 09.11.2026

Published September 11, 2026

The natural gas market is currently in a mixed state, with October futures down slightly. While US LNG exports are robust and some regions are experiencing heat, cooler weather is forecast for parts of the US and Europe later in September. European gas storage levels, particularly in Germany, are struggling to meet targets, and global LNG prices are skyrocketing due to geopolitical tensions and perceived supply issues in the Strait of Hormuz.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.788) | 09.10.2026

Published September 10, 2026

The natural gas market is down for the third consecutive day, trading at $2.788 for the October contract. While a bullish storage report is expected today (+31 BCF vs. +69 BCF last year and +52 BCF 5-year average), the market is struggling to rally due to lower power loads and potentially higher production. Texas is experiencing uncomfortably hot temperatures, boosting natural gas demand for power generation, but cooler weather is on the horizon for parts of the US and Europe. European gas storage is behind schedule, particularly in Great Britain, while US LNG export facilities are running near full capacity, though Golden Pass Pipeline is struggling.

Mid-Week Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.837) | 09.09.2026

Published September 09, 2026

The natural gas market is currently experiencing downward pressure, with October futures trading lower due to a loss of weather-driven demand past mid-September and high US production, potentially reaching 114 BCF per day. However, upcoming storage reports are expected to be bullish relative to historical averages, which could tighten the supply-demand balance. Globally, Europe faces significant challenges in filling its gas storage, with a potential bidding war for spot LNG this winter, especially given disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz affecting Qatari exports.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.908) | 09.08.2026

Published September 08, 2026

The video provides a daily natural gas market update, noting a downtrend in the spot October contract and a struggle to break the $3 strike. It discusses various weather forecasts, including a potential cold February in the US due to El Niño, and current heat risks in the South. LNG exports are steady, but European and UK storage levels are concerning, with the UK facing a 'hand-to-mouth' winter. Energy equities are showing positive movement despite broader market declines.

Will the UK Run Out of Gas? Reacting to Jacob Rees-Mogg

Published September 07, 2026

The speaker critiques Jacob Rees-Mogg's assertion that the UK will not run out of gas, arguing that while a complete physical shortage is improbable, the nation faces extremely high natural gas prices this winter. This precarious situation stems from the UK's heavy reliance on imports, low storage levels compared to Europe, and global competition for LNG. The video concludes that the UK is vulnerable to significant economic pain due to energy costs, despite political assurances.

Natural Gas Weekly Recap - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.951) | 09.04.2026

Published September 04, 2026

The speaker discusses the current state of natural gas, noting it is holding around the 13-period exponential moving average and starting to bottom out as fall approaches and LNG exports increase. He reviews EIA storage data, which is historically bullish but neutral against expectations, and highlights tightening market conditions. Weather forecasts indicate extreme heat in the US South and Midwest, with cooler temperatures moving into the Northeast and Canada, while Europe shows volatile temperature swings and Asia remains mild. A strong El Niño is predicted for winter, which could significantly impact natural gas demand.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.988) | 09.03.2026

Published September 03, 2026

The natural gas market is currently trading higher, with the October futures contract up almost 1%. Storage expectations for today are around +30 BCF. The market is showing some bullish technical indicators, but overall momentum is narrow. Weather forecasts indicate continued heat in the central and eastern US, while Europe is expecting cooler temperatures, which could impact storage levels. LNG exports from the US are showing mixed activity, with some pipelines running at full capacity and others experiencing maintenance.

Mid-Week Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.944) | 09.02.2026

Published September 02, 2026

The natural gas market is showing bullish signs with prices up and above key moving averages. Weather forecasts indicate continued heat in the southern US, driving demand, while European storage levels remain low. Managed money is covering short positions, and US LNG exports are ramping up, all contributing to potential upside towards the $3 mark.

Daily Natural Gas Report - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.872) | 09.01.2026

Published September 01, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing downward pressure due to Tropical Storm Edouard, which is expected to make landfall between Beaumont and Houston, leading to lower ERCOT power load and reduced solar generation. While the upcoming storage report on Thursday is anticipated to be bullish, technical indicators suggest continued pressure today and tomorrow. European gas storage levels remain a concern, particularly in Great Britain, while Asian weather shows cooling trends in some areas. LNG exports from the US Gulf Coast are being moderated due to the storm's path.

GOOD MORNING Natural Gas Teaser | 08.31.2026

Published August 31, 2026

The video provides a morning update on natural gas news, highlighting four key developments. These include an exchange fire between Iran and the US leading to higher crude oil and gas prices, Venture Global's Calcasieu Pass number two clearing a legal hurdle, CNOOC's interest in US energy projects, and a tropical system off the coast of Louisiana with a 70% chance of development.

What's New in Natural Gas - October Futures (NGV26 @ 2.883) | 08.31.2026

Published August 31, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing mixed signals. While current hot weather across the South and Midwest, coupled with bullish EIA storage reports expected for the next two weeks, supports higher prices, weather models show some long-term cooling. Geopolitical tensions and European energy concerns also play a role. LNG export facilities are running strong, but Golden Pass Pipeline is underperforming.

Natural Gas Weekly Recap - September Futures (NGV26 @ 2.889) | 08.28.2026

Published August 28, 2026

The natural gas market is experiencing some profit-taking as it transitions from late summer to early fall, with the October contract now being the spot contract. Despite this, natural gas remains a dominant fuel source in Texas due to persistent heat and low wind generation. Storage levels in the US saw a +15 Bcf build, while European storage remains low, particularly in Great Britain. The forecast indicates continued extreme heat in the central and eastern US through early September, which could support demand, but a cooler trend is expected by the second week of September. Tropical Storm Dolly is being monitored, with some models suggesting a potential track into the Gulf of Mexico.