Fundamental view:
Total US natural gas consumption rose 0.8% to 75.1 Bcf/d. Power sector demand increased 1.0% to 43.8 Bcf/d, driven by higher temperatures and increased air conditioning use. While total supply averaged 112.5 Bcf/d, down 0.6% from the previous week. Dry production decreased 0.6% to 106.2 Bcf/d. Net imports from Canada fell 1.4% to 6.3 Bcf/d. Rig count for natural gas fell by 1 to 108 rigs, indicating a slight reduction in drilling activity.
As a result, the working gas underground continued to increase above the 5-year average, nearly reaching its highest level in 5 years.
However, the higher-than-expected temperature and the demand from the EU, ASIA countries could support the price in the long term.
Technical view:
XNGUSD rebounded to $3.39/MMBtu on July 11, 2025, up 1.45% from the previous day, but is down 3% over the past month. Prices remain 45% higher year-over-year, reflecting a strong medium-term uptrend.
The price is consolidating above $3.20–$3.25 support, with a descending wedge pattern forming—often a precursor to a bullish reversal. The 100-period SMA is below the 200-period SMA, confirming a bearish bias, and the price is trading below both. The Stochastic Oscillator is oversold, and RSI is near technical bounce territory, but both indicate lingering bearish momentum.
A breakout above the wedge and the 100/200 EMA resistance, especially above $3.60, could trigger a rally toward $3.80 or even $4.00. Oversold momentum indicators and potential seasonal demand spikes could support this move.
Failure to hold $3.20–$3.25 support or persistent rejection at EMA resistance could push prices to $3.00 or even $2.70. Bearish momentum, increased inventories, or weak demand would reinforce the downside.
Total US natural gas consumption rose 0.8% to 75.1 Bcf/d. Power sector demand increased 1.0% to 43.8 Bcf/d, driven by higher temperatures and increased air conditioning use. While total supply averaged 112.5 Bcf/d, down 0.6% from the previous week. Dry production decreased 0.6% to 106.2 Bcf/d. Net imports from Canada fell 1.4% to 6.3 Bcf/d. Rig count for natural gas fell by 1 to 108 rigs, indicating a slight reduction in drilling activity.
As a result, the working gas underground continued to increase above the 5-year average, nearly reaching its highest level in 5 years.
However, the higher-than-expected temperature and the demand from the EU, ASIA countries could support the price in the long term.
Technical view:
XNGUSD rebounded to $3.39/MMBtu on July 11, 2025, up 1.45% from the previous day, but is down 3% over the past month. Prices remain 45% higher year-over-year, reflecting a strong medium-term uptrend.
The price is consolidating above $3.20–$3.25 support, with a descending wedge pattern forming—often a precursor to a bullish reversal. The 100-period SMA is below the 200-period SMA, confirming a bearish bias, and the price is trading below both. The Stochastic Oscillator is oversold, and RSI is near technical bounce territory, but both indicate lingering bearish momentum.
A breakout above the wedge and the 100/200 EMA resistance, especially above $3.60, could trigger a rally toward $3.80 or even $4.00. Oversold momentum indicators and potential seasonal demand spikes could support this move.
Failure to hold $3.20–$3.25 support or persistent rejection at EMA resistance could push prices to $3.00 or even $2.70. Bearish momentum, increased inventories, or weak demand would reinforce the downside.
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