U.S. natural gas futures rose for a third-straight session, with January weather raising demand and locking in some production.

Oil futures on Friday climbed to their highest levels since early October and natural-gas futures jumped more than 5% as forecasts for a major winter storm tar ...

U.S. natural gas futures settled down 6.1% with investors focusing on daily shifts in January weather forecasts and expectations of a below-average storage draw for last week.

U.S. natural gas futures dip after failing to breach $3.766 resistance. Traders watch weather models and demand outlook for ...

Natural-gas prices on Wednesday recouped nearly all of their losses from a day earlier as winter storms in parts of the [U.S. looked likely to boost demand](htt ...

Europe will need to boost overseas supply not only for this winter’s consumption but also in the spring and summer.

From natural gas supply and demand dynamics to OPEC+ decisions, heightened volatility could be ahead in 2025. Read more here.

U.S. natural gas futures posted back-to-back gains with forecasts for extended cold weather combining with production freeze-offs to tighten the market.

Front-month natural gas futures hit a 52-week high of $4.20/MMBtu by late December, marking a nearly 50% gain for the year. Meanwhile, production grew steadily, averaging 103.3 billion cubic feet ...

Houston-based Glenfarne has reached an exclusive agreement to develop the $44 billion export terminal, pipeline and CCS ...