- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $3.40 Week of August 24 2026?3¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $3.30 Week of August 24 2026?4¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $3.20 Week of August 24 2026?4¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $3.10 Week of August 24 2026?8¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $3.00 Week of August 24 2026?11¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (HIGH) $2.90 Week of August 24 2026?44¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.70 Week of August 24 2026?57¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.60 Week of August 24 2026?7¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.50 Week of August 24 2026?4¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.30 Week of August 24 2026?1¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.20 Week of August 24 2026?3¢
- Will Natural Gas (NG) hit (LOW) $2.10 Week of August 24 2026?2¢
Natural gas futures hover near $2.75–$2.80/MMBtu amid ample inventories and record Lower-48 production exceeding 110 Bcf/d. A modest 16 Bcf storage injection for the week ended August 14 left working gas at 3,169 Bcf, 6% above the five-year average and on pace for record end-October levels near 3,985 Bcf. Persistent summer heat across the South and Texas is lifting power-sector demand and spot prices at key hubs, while LNG feedgas flows near 17 Bcf/d continue to absorb supply. Traders are watching the next EIA storage release on August 27 and near-term weather models for signs of sustained cooling load versus the structural supply cushion. Technical resistance sits near $2.89 with consolidation persisting ahead of the October contract rollover.