Summaries
- 23 July 2026Natural gas is telling two very different stories right now, according to recently published research.
- 22 July 2026Natural gas is telling two very different stories depending on where you look.
- 21 July 2026Natural gas is splitting sharply along geographic lines heading into winter, according to research published this week.
- 20 July 2026Natural gas looks set to move higher across the board, according to a range of recently published research — though the reasons differ sharply by region.
- 19 July 2026Natural gas told two very different stories this week, split by geography.
- 17 July 2026Natural gas is flashing bullish across the board, according to research published this week — both European benchmarks and some emerging-market domestic markets.
- 15 July 2026Natural gas is splitting sharply by region, according to research published this week: Europe pushing higher on winter supply anxiety, while the US faces a storage glut weighing on near-term prices.
- 14 July 2026European gas prices now hinge almost entirely on whether the US-Iran agreement holds — with the structural setup still leaving upside risk on the table.
- 13 July 2026Published research this week leans modestly bullish on natural gas, with European and Asian LNG prices facing the clearest near-term upward pressure.
- 12 July 2026Natural gas told two very different stories this week — Europe tight, US soft.
- 10 July 2026Natural gas is telling two very different stories depending on where you look, according to research published this week.
- 9 July 2026Natural gas looks structurally bid across every major benchmark — European TTF, US Henry Hub, Waha, and Asian/European LNG spot — according to a cluster of research published this week.
- 8 July 2026Natural gas has a clean bullish setup right now, according to recently published research — both in near-term European prices and in longer-dated global LNG.
- 7 July 2026Natural gas looks bullish across every time horizon, according to recent third-party research — with a physical supply shock anchoring the near term and structural demand doing the heavy lifting long term.
- 6 July 2026Natural gas outlooks split cleanly by geography — and neither camp is contradicting the other.
- 5 July 2026Natural gas told a two-track story this week: European prices under pressure from easing geopolitics, while structural tightness kept a bullish floor under LNG and Henry Hub.
- 3 July 2026European natural gas prices remain roughly 40% above pre-conflict levels, and recent third-party research argues that squeeze isn't easing anytime soon.
- 1 July 2026Published research this week leans bullish on U.S. natural gas, with a tactical case for Henry Hub pushing above $4.
- 29 June 2026Natural gas: the published research splits sharply by region, with no clean global consensus.
- 28 June 2026Natural gas research skewed firmly bullish this week, with structural demand themes dominating the conversation.
- 26 June 2026Natural gas: the published research consensus this week is bullish, with structural supply-demand imbalance as the core thesis.
- 25 June 2026Published research is leaning firmly bullish on natural gas and LNG, pointing to AI-driven power demand, geopolitical supply risk, and a structurally tightening market.
- 24 June 2026Published research is leaning bullish on natural gas — on both sides of the Atlantic, though for different reasons.
- 23 June 2026Natural gas is sending two very different signals right now — and both can be true.
- 22 June 2026Natural gas: the published research lean is broadly bullish, though not unanimously.
- 21 June 2026Natural gas pulled in two directions this week, with researchers split between Middle East risk premiums and normalizing supply.
- 18 June 2026Natural gas: published research is leaning bullish, with one clear dissenting voice.
- 17 June 2026Natural gas: published research is leaning bullish, citing both a tactical entry now and a structural demand story stretching to 2050.
- 16 June 2026Natural gas looks set to stay bid, with most published research this week tying the call to the Iran conflict and its ripple effects across global energy markets.
- 15 June 2026Natural gas is splitting in two directions right now, and the benchmark you watch determines the story.