Market Trends & Dynamics - LNG exports reached a record 101 million metric tons in October 2025 [1] - CME natural gas futures have rallied for four consecutive weeks, a pattern last seen between September 3rd and September 23rd of 2024 [1] Price Volatility & Factors - The current natural gas rally is over 65% stronger than the 156% rally in 2024 [2] - Uncertainty about storage levels due to EIA data delays caused by the government shutdown has complicated supply assessment [2] - Resumption of EIA inventory reports may introduce volatility depending on how delayed data is handled (backfilled, consolidated, or skipped) [3] - Severe winter weather or geopolitical supply risks could trigger sharp price movements in either direction for CME natural gas futures [3]
Natural Gas Markets Confront Data Vacuum | Presented by CME Group
Bloomberg Television·2025-11-24 18:28