Quick Read
Daily market pricing.
Data source: Alpha Vantage
weather
storage levels
LNG exports
power demand
Price History
How Natural Gas has been moving
Use the chart to frame cycle strength, input-cost pressure, and how the signal may feed into sector margins.
Natural Gas
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Why this commodity matters
Gas behaves less like slow-moving oil and more like a weather-and-balance-sheet market. Storage, LNG pull, and power-burn demand can overwhelm longer-term narratives very fast.
What this raw material is useful for
Gas-focused producers and pipelines
Utilities and gas distributors
Reading winter/summer stress across the power chain
Sectors that care the most
Latest
3.29 dollars per million BTU
Latest Change
-1.5%
1Y Change
+1.5%
5Y Change
-10.6%
All-Time High
30.72 dollars per million BTU
All-Time Low
1.05 dollars per million BTU
Demand Drivers
Weather-sensitive heating and cooling load
Power generation and coal-to-gas switching
LNG export demand
Industrial and chemical feedstock usage
Supply Drivers
Shale gas production and associated gas volumes
Storage levels versus seasonal norms
Pipeline constraints and regional bottlenecks
Producer hedging and rig activity
Benchmark & Coverage
Benchmark: Natural gas in USD per MMBtu.
Series cadence: Daily market pricing.
Stored points: 7405 observations
Date span: 1997-01-07 to 2026-07-06
Watchpoint 1
weather
Watchpoint 2
storage levels
Watchpoint 3
LNG exports
Watchpoint 4
power demand
Industry Connections