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  • Vanessa's Daily Dose: Your Local Source for Natural Gas Prices
    Nov 17 2025
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    Hello and welcome to Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, here

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  • Winter Heating Demand Ignites Natural Gas Price Surge
    Nov 14 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hey everyone, welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, and today we're diving into some really significant market movements that happened this week. If you're tracking energy commodities or just curious about what's happening with natural gas prices, you're in the right place.

    Let's start with the headline. Natural gas futures hit their highest level in nearly three years this week. We're talking about the front month NYMEX contract closing at four dollars and sixty-six cents per MMBtu on Thursday, November thirteenth. That's the highest price we've seen since December of twenty twenty-two. Pretty remarkable stuff.

    What's driving this surge? Well, there are several factors at play here. First, we're seeing robust demand for liquefied natural gas exports. According to the latest data, LNG flows from the eight major U.S. export facilities are averaging seventeen point eight billion cubic feet per day so far in November. That's up from a record sixteen point seven billion cubic feet per day back in October. European buyers are particularly hungry for our gas right now because Russian supply has been reduced, and they're looking for alternatives to meet their energy needs.

    At the same time, U.S. natural gas production is hitting new records. We're seeing production in the Lower 48 states reach one hundred nine billion cubic feet per day in November, which is the highest we've ever seen. That's helping keep our storage levels robust at about four percent above seasonal norms, so supply is actually healthy right now.

    Now here's the thing that's really pushing prices up. Weather forecasts are showing that we're heading into colder conditions in early December. We might get a brief warm spell later this month, but models suggest temperatures are going to drop, which means increased heating demand heading into the winter months. That's a classic bullish scenario for natural gas.

    On the retail side, consumers should know that natural gas prices are rising unevenly across different sectors. Electric power plants are expected to see price increases around thirty-seven percent this year compared to last year, while the industrial sector is looking at about twenty-one percent increases. These higher wholesale costs, particularly at Henry Hub, are being passed along to businesses in different ways.

    Looking at storage levels, we're entering the winter heating season in pretty good shape compared to history. Current working natural gas stocks are at three thousand nine hundred sixty billion cubic feet, which is five percent above the five year average.

    So what does this mean for you? If you're a business that depends on natural gas, keep an eye on those forward prices. The twelve month strip averaging December through November next year is sitting at four dollars nineteen cents per MMBtu. Winter is here, demand is picking up, and production is strong, but the real wild card is going to be how cold it actually gets over the next few months.

    Thanks so much for tuning in to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and I hope you found this helpful. Be sure to subscribe and tune in next time for more updates on natural gas markets and what it all means for you. Talk to you soon.

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  • Bracing for Winter: Nat Gas Surge Sends Chills Through Market
    Nov 13 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hello and welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, here to help you stay informed about the latest natural gas prices, news, and trends. Whether you’re an energy market watcher, investor, or simply curious about what’s driving household energy costs, this podcast is designed to keep you up to date on everything happening with natural gas.

    Let’s jump right into the most recent numbers and news. As of November 13, 2025, natural gas is trading around four dollars and fifty-three cents per million British thermal units, or MMBTU. That’s slightly down from yesterday’s close, which was about four dollars and fifty-six cents. Over the past month, natural gas prices have surged by nearly forty-six percent, making this one of the strongest months for gas in almost three years. According to Trading Economics, this recent rally has pushed natural gas prices to their highest level since December 2022.

    So what’s driving this price spike? The big headline in the industry is colder weather moving into major energy-consuming regions, which always bumps up demand for heating. Add to that the soaring demand for liquefied natural gas, or LNG, exports. US LNG plants are running at near-record capacity, shipping natural gas to Europe and Asia as global buyers scramble to move away from Russian supply and meet higher energy needs. In November, flows to the eight largest United States LNG terminals averaged seventeen point eight billion cubic feet a day, up a full billion cubic feet from the previous record in October.

    Even with rising exports, domestic natural gas production in the United States remains strong. November’s production is sitting at about one hundred nine billion cubic feet per day, compared to earlier in the year when companies were able to stockpile more gas than normal. Inventories across North America are about four percent higher than the usual seasonal levels, which helps balance out the increased export activity.

    Looking ahead, market forecasts predict prices will remain above four and a half dollars this week, with a forecast high of four dollars and seventy-seven cents. If the cold weather holds and export flows keep rising, we could see prices climb above five dollars per MMBTU by the end of November. That’s a level not seen since late 2022, and it would have a visible impact for consumers—higher utility bills and more costly heating for businesses and homes.

    For those with a stake in the market, here’s a practical tip: If you manage energy costs for a business or are concerned about your home gas bill, watch these daily market movements closely. Locking in a fixed-rate contract when prices dip, or hedging your energy exposure through futures, can help you limit the impact of price volatility. High export demand and unpredictable winter weather mean the natural gas market can change fast.

    On the international side, European countries continue reducing reliance on Russian gas, further stoking demand for US LNG. Asian buyers are also signing long-term deals, helping support elevated prices and more steady US production rates. All eyes are on new LNG projects coming online in 2025 and 2026, which may further shift the global supply landscape.

    To sum up, today’s natural gas price is right around four fifty-three per MMBTU, after a recent rally fueled by cold weather and high export demand. Production remains robust, but global factors—especially European and Asian buying—are keeping the market on edge as we roll into winter.

    That wraps up today’s episode. Thanks so much for tuning in to Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. If you found this update useful, be sure to subscribe and tell a friend. I’ll be back tomorrow with more price updates and news. Stay warm, stay informed, and see you next time.

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  • Bracing for the Bitter: Nat Gas Surges as Winter Looms
    Nov 11 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hello and welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, and I am here to help you stay on top of everything happening in the world of natural gas trading. Whether you’re an active investor, a professional in the energy sector, or just curious about what’s moving the market, I’ve got you covered with the most up-to-date information and insights.

    Let’s kick off today’s episode with where natural gas prices stand as of Tuesday, November eleventh, twenty twenty-five. After a sharp rally in recent days, largely driven by cold weather and a contract rollover, natural gas futures are currently hovering near four dollars and forty cents per million British thermal units. According to FX Empire and DailyForex, natural gas prices jumped to around four forty-seven before pulling back, as the most recent cold snap increased demand but is now being tempered by forecasts for warmer temperatures later in the week. This is creating some hesitation in the market, but the general trend remains bullish as we head further into winter.

    If you’re watching the charts, you’ll notice that natural gas recently faced some resistance around four dollars and fifty-two cents. This means the price tried to move higher but just couldn’t quite break through, leading to sideways or mixed trading action. The price is now finding support at around four dollars and twenty cents, forming a price floor that could prevent a sharper drop in the near term. For active traders, this is an important range to keep an eye on: four twenty to four fifty-two.

    So, what’s driving these moves? As always, the big factor this time of year is the weather. The recent cold snap across the United States powered a jump in demand, which in turn led to that sharp rally. But looking ahead, forecasts predict milder temperatures coming soon, and that generally means a pullback in demand for heating and, consequently, some downward pressure on prices. Still, analysts agree that the seasonal outlook remains strong, and demand for natural gas typically picks up throughout the winter months. Even if prices drop short-term, many traders are looking for opportunities to buy those dips.

    Beyond weather, there are some interesting longer-term themes in play. For example, there’s been a lot of speculation about how booming artificial intelligence data centers might impact US natural gas demand in the future. While this is largely speculation for now, it’s something that could become an important driver over the next few years. But right now, the focus is on classic winter demand—when cities like Boston, Chicago, and Philadelphia get colder, gas usage climbs quickly.

    On the global front, Energy Intelligence reports that an expected ramp-up in liquefied natural gas, or LNG, feed gas demand has helped US gas prices hit a thirty-four week high. With US natural gas now closely tied to international markets, what happens with LNG exports can have a big influence on our domestic prices.

    So, what should you be watching for in the coming days? Keep an eye on updated weather forecasts. If a new cold front is set to arrive, we could see another leg up in prices. Also, track any news about increased LNG exports, as that can pull US supplies tighter and support prices. For traders, remember that this time of year can be volatile, but historically, dips don’t last long in the thick of the heating season.

    A quick actionable tip for listeners who use natural gas in their business or home heating: if you have flexibility, now might be a good time to review your contracts or consider locking in prices for the rest of winter, since we’re seeing substantial price moves and things can shift quickly if there’s another cold snap.

    Thanks so much for joining me today on the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark. If you found this update helpful, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an episode. Share the podcast with a friend, and tune in next time for the latest on natural gas prices and market trends. Stay warm, stay informed, and have a fantastic day.

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  • Nat Gas Nudges $4.32: November Nears, Weather Warms, Exports Excel
    Nov 7 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Hello everyone, and welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, here to catch you up on the latest natural gas market news and trading updates in just a few minutes.

    Let’s kick things off with the numbers. As of today, November 7, 2025, the price of natural gas is trading around four dollars and thirty-two cents per million British thermal units. That’s according to Trading Economics, which notes this is slightly down almost one percent from yesterday but still hovering near the highest levels we’ve seen since March.

    To give you some context, the natural gas market has been on a significant upswing in recent weeks. Over the last month, prices have jumped nearly thirty percent, driven by increased liquidity and robust export demand—especially for liquefied natural gas. Flows to U.S. LNG export plants have set new records so far in November, as European and Asian buyers continue to seek long-term supply commitments from the United States to help replace Russian imports.

    Storage levels remain healthy too. The Energy Information Administration reported a thirty-three billion cubic feet injection into storage at the end of October, keeping total stocks about four percent above the five-year seasonal average. That’s important because it helps maintain price stability as we transition from injection season to the peak withdrawal season, when weather uncertainty can have a bigger impact.

    Speaking of weather, it’s worth keeping an eye on forecasts. Despite the bullish momentum, meteorologists expect warmer-than-normal temperatures through November twenty-first, which could temporarily curb heating demand and slow down further price gains. But remember, any early-season cold snaps or extended freezes could easily swing the market higher as people reach for the thermostat.

    Looking beyond today, some analysts are watching for potential price targets approaching four dollars and seventy-five cents, even possibly breaking five dollars if the winter turns out to be harsher than expected or export demand continues to climb.

    So what does this mean for you? If you’re a business managing energy costs, or just curious about how natural gas prices might affect your heating bill, now is a good time to review your budgets and think about locking in rates if the upward trend continues. Staying informed is key—especially with so many factors in play from global geopolitics to local weather.

    That wraps up today’s episode of the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, and I hope you found today’s snapshot helpful. Be sure to hit subscribe wherever you’re listening. Tune in next time for more updates you can use, and until then, stay warm and well-informed.

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  • Bracing for a Chilly Winter: Your Local Natural Gas Update with Vanessa Clark
    Nov 6 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark and I am so glad you are joining me today for our November 6th update, where we cover the latest news, trading prices, and everything you need to know about the natural gas market.

    Let’s dive right into the numbers. As of today, natural gas futures for December delivery settled at four dollars and thirty six cents per million British thermal units, or MMBtu, according to the most recent data from Morningstar and the New York Mercantile Exchange. This price marks a two point nine five percent climb from the previous session and stands as the highest settlement since March of this year. Over just the past month, natural gas prices have surged more than twenty three percent, and compared to a year ago, we are looking at an impressive sixty percent rise.

    What is behind this rally in prices? The biggest factor right now is the uptick in heating demand as we head into the colder winter months. Colder weather means more households and businesses are switching on their heat, and that’s boosting demand for natural gas across the board. On top of that, exports of liquefied natural gas, or LNG, continue to set new records, mainly with Europe and Asia pursuing alternative supply sources due to ongoing disruptions from Russia. In October alone, LNG exports averaged sixteen point six billion cubic feet per day, according to Trading Economics, which is a new record.

    On the supply side, production in the United States remains robust, clocking in at around one hundred and seven billion cubic feet per day. That helps keep domestic supplies healthy, but the strong demand, especially from overseas, is helping support these higher prices. Storage data just released also shows American natural gas inventories rose by seventy four billion cubic feet last week, beating forecasts. Even so, storage levels are only about four percent above the five year seasonal average, so the margin is not as large as some might expect heading into peak winter demand.

    If you are considering whether now is the time to lock in prices for your business or for your household heating needs, remember that the market tends to stay volatile during the winter, with prices highly sensitive to swings in weather forecasts. Analysts at FXEmpire suggest that with winter demand picking up and exports staying strong, the bias continues to be upward, although investors should be prepared for possible pullbacks as short-term weather trends shift. Their advice right now is to look out for price dips as a potential buying opportunity but avoid chasing rallies in an already bullish environment.

    Let’s wrap up with a few actionable takeaways for today. For energy consumers, it may pay to monitor your usage and consider strategies for efficiency this winter. For those in the commodity markets, keep your eyes on weather models and storage reports—these will be the key drivers in the weeks ahead.

    That’s all for today’s Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you found this episode helpful, be sure to subscribe and join me again next time for more updates, insights, and friendly tips on all things natural gas. Stay warm, stay informed, and I’ll talk to you soon.

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  • Chilly Temps, Heated Markets: Your Natural Gas Update
    Nov 5 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark, bringing you everything you need to know about natural gas prices and the stories shaping the market, all in one stop. Today is Wednesday, November fifth, twenty twenty five, and if you are following the natural gas markets, there is no shortage of news to cover.

    Let us start with the current trading price. As of the latest close, the front month NYMEX Natural Gas contract settled at four point three four three dollars per million British thermal units, which marks a resilient climb, especially with the arrival of colder weather and robust demand from liquefied natural gas exporters, according to Sprague Energy. Early trading this morning saw natural gas initially slip lower by about nine cents in Globex trading, after recent gains pushed us a little past four dollars and thirty cents. FXEmpire notes that many traders are looking for buying opportunities on dips, fueled by the expectation that winter demand will keep prices generally buoyant during the next couple of months.

    Why all this upward price action? Cooler air pushing into the United States has been well-telegraphed by several updated weather models. Many market-watchers anticipated the heating season shifting into high gear, which continues to drive up both natural gas demand and prices. AEP Energy comments that term power pricing is following the gas market higher, as electricity markets react to changes in the natural gas landscape.

    On the storage front, the most recent data from the Energy Information Administration shows working gas in storage at three thousand eight hundred eighty two billion cubic feet as of October twenty fourth. This is nearly thirty billion cubic feet higher than last year at this time and puts us well ahead of the five-year average. While storage is ample for now, traders expect injections to slow as heating demand picks up, which could add volatility if a strong cold snap moves through and draws down inventories faster than expected.

    Globally, the United States is not the only market feeling the chill. In Asia, spot LNG prices are steady near eleven dollars per million British thermal units, while in Europe, prices have eased to about ten and a half dollars. This ongoing winter procurement in Asia and steady demand in Europe are both underpinning American natural gas exports, supporting the strong domestic price moves we are seeing.

    If you are actively trading natural gas, or simply rely on it to heat your home or power your business, here are a few things to keep in mind this season. First, be aware that most of the price action right now is heavily weather-driven. Even a minor shift in short-term forecasts could trigger sharp market swings. Second, robust storage helps cushion against sudden shortages, but that effect will fade quickly if we face an extended cold snap. Third, keep an eye on the weekly storage reports and LNG export numbers—they have outsized influence on market directions over the next few months.

    Before we wrap up, a quick actionable tip for anyone watching natural gas prices: if you are a homeowner or a business with energy flexibility, it is a good time to review your natural gas contracts or consider fixed-rate options. Volatile winter weather can push up costs fast, and a little pre-planning could help you avoid sticker shock when the next bill comes around.

    Thank you for tuning in to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I am Vanessa Clark and I will be back tomorrow with another full rundown of where the market stands and what is shifting under the surface. If you found this episode helpful, be sure to subscribe and join me again next time for all the practical market analysis and tips you need. Stay warm, stay informed, and have a great evening.

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  • Heating Up: Winter Weather Drives Natural Gas Prices Higher
    Nov 4 2025
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    This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

    Welcome to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I’m Vanessa Clark, and thanks for joining me for your go-to update on what’s shaping the natural gas market on this Tuesday, November fourth. If you track energy prices or just want to understand what’s moving the markets, you’re in the right place.

    Let’s start with the numbers everyone wants to know: where is natural gas trading today? As of this morning, natural gas futures are hovering near four dollars and thirty one cents per million British thermal units, with markets showing a bullish trend as traders watch for a possible breakout above key resistance points. The December contract yesterday settled at four dollars and twenty six cents, which marked a seven month high driven by renewed demand for liquefied natural gas and forecasts of a colder start to December, according to Sprague Energy and Energy Intelligence. Traders are clearly focused on the colder weather projections, which typically drive up demand for heating and therefore boost natural gas prices.

    If you’re a regular listener, you know these daily price moves don’t happen in a vacuum. Over the past week, the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s storage report showed a seventy four billion cubic foot injection—matching market expectations—which puts current storage at slightly above both last year’s level and the five year average. That buffer is helping to temper any wild price swings, but so far, the seasonal anticipation of higher heating demand is providing plenty of upside momentum.

    There’s also major news on the infrastructure side, especially for listeners in the U.S. Northeast. S and P Global released an analysis this morning highlighting that the proposed Constitution Pipeline could help ease persistent winter price spikes in the Northeast and potentially lower local natural gas prices by up to six percent during the coldest months. That’s because the Northeast often faces price surges in winter when demand outpaces current pipeline capacity, sometimes pushing prices to as much as thirty six times the annual average. The report suggests just avoiding one major winter price surge could easily justify the pipeline’s cost. So if you’re in the region or rely on Northeast pricing, this is one trend to keep on your radar.

    Looking ahead, analysts from multiple sources expect that if colder weather really sets in for December, we could see prices break higher, especially if demand for exports and domestic heating continues to climb. The range for today’s natural gas trading is expected between four dollars and sixteen cents up to four dollars and forty nine cents, with the trendline firmly pointing upward. Bullish momentum is being supported by technical indicators as well as the fundamental outlook for colder temperatures.

    So, what does this mean for you? If you’re a business or homeowner budgeting for winter energy bills, now might be the time to review your usage and consider efficiency upgrades to help hedge against potential price spikes. For industry players, keeping an eye on both weather forecasts and pipeline developments in the Northeast should remain top of mind.

    That’s it for today’s episode of the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker. I hope you found today’s update helpful and feel a little more confident navigating the ups and downs of the market. Be sure to subscribe, and join me again tomorrow for your daily dose of natural gas news. I’m Vanessa Clark, thanks for listening, and stay warm out there!

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