U.S. natural gas futures rose modestly following three consecutive weeks of declines. The rebound was driven by forecasts for colder weather across key heating regions, which is expected to boost demand. Traders also cited ongoing supply adjustments and inventory drawdowns as supporting factors.
Despite the uptick, analysts caution that the market remains sensitive to weather patterns and storage levels. Volatility is likely to persist as winter approaches and consumption trends shift.
Source: Wall Street Journal Markets · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing