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The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) released its latest weekly storage report on February 26, 2026, confirming that the massive withdrawals triggered by mid-winter Arctic blasts have left domestic natural gas inventories at their lowest late-February levels in years. While the most recent weekly draw of 52 billion cubic

The global natural gas market has entered a period of unprecedented structural divergence, as a "perfect storm" of climatic and industrial factors reshaped the energy landscape in early 2026. While the United States grapples with a violent upward trajectory in domestic benchmarks—highlighted by a staggering 78.4% price spike

US natural gas prices have undergone a violent transformation in early 2026, with the Henry Hub benchmark surging 78% to reach $7.82 per million British thermal units (MMBtu). This represents the highest sustained price level since the global energy crisis of late 2022, signaling a definitive end to the

In a month defined by atmospheric volatility, the U.S. natural gas market has undergone a historic convulsion. Prices on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) recently skyrocketed, with front-month futures jumping a staggering 18.1% in a single session to settle at $7.8270 per million British thermal units

Expand Energy EXE Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

The natural gas market faced a decisive technical breakdown today, February 17, 2026, as prices officially breached the long-held $3.20 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) support level. A combination of unseasonably warm weather forecasts and a federal storage report that failed to meet market expectations has sent the

As of February 6, 2026, the North American energy landscape has reached a historic inflection point. The frantic merger and acquisition (M&A) wave that gripped the industry between 2023 and 2025 has largely transitioned into an intensive integration phase, fundamentally reshaping the sector into a more concentrated market dominated

The U.S. energy market was rocked in January 2026 as natural gas prices skyrocketed by a staggering 78.4%, catapulting from a December average of $4.25 per million BTU to a peak average of $7.58. This historic surge, detailed in the latest World Bank Commodity Markets report,

The final week of January 2026 has etched itself into the annals of energy market history as a brutal Arctic front, dubbed "Winter Storm Fern," paralyzed much of the United States. This extreme weather event transformed the natural gas market into a theater of unprecedented volatility, where supply-demand balances tightened

The global natural gas market witnessed an extraordinary "great divergence" in December 2025, as a brutal cold snap in North America sent domestic prices soaring while a mild, windy winter in Europe allowed the continent’s energy crisis fears to cool. U.S. natural gas futures surged by 12.1%

In a volatile trading session that has stunned energy analysts, U.S. natural gas futures skyrocketed nearly 28% on Tuesday, January 27, 2026, settling at $6.78 per million British thermal units (MMBtu). The massive price jump marks one of the most significant single-day gains in the history of the

The United States energy market has been plunged into a state of volatile transition as "Winter Storm Fern," a catastrophic Arctic deep freeze, swept across the nation in late January 2026. This extreme weather event has sent natural gas prices into a parabolic ascent, with the Henry Hub benchmark futures

As we look back from the vantage point of early 2026, the landscape of the global energy sector has been fundamentally altered by a historic $250 billion wave of consolidation that crested in 2024. In a whirlwind 12-month span, the industry witnessed ten "megadeals" valued at over $5 billion each,