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Commercial crude oil stocks are expected to have risen by 1 million barrels, to 424.8 million barrels, for the week ended Oct. 17, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
October 21, 2025
“We expect some downward revisions in early 2026 drilling plans, limiting associated gas growth and adding bullish pressure to early 2026 markets.”
The Wall Street Journal,
October 21, 2025
“Further revisions to the 11-15 day outlooks, which are shifting much less “mild” and more temperate with some early season heating demand creeping onto the eastern portion of the maps”
Energy Now,
October 21, 2025
Analyst Gary Cunningham expects “limited growth in associated gas output, potentially reinforcing winter bullish sentiment if demand surges,”
Trading News,
October 21, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen down by 1.1 million barrels at 419.2 million barrels in the week ended Oct. 10, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
October 15, 2025
“The shift in forecasts is leading to revised storage projections, with strong injections expected in the coming weeks—pulling early 2026 prices lower.”
The Wall Street Journal,
October 14, 2025
ChatGPT said: “Natural gas prices remain under pressure as late-season heat driving strong power demand in the central U.S. is expected to ease and turn more bearish as it moves north.”wer
Baird Maritime,
October 14, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen increasing by 700,000 barrels to 417.2 million barrels in the week ended Oct. 3, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Market Watch,
October 07, 2025
“Meteorologists expect warmer-than-normal weather through at least October 16, with the November contract likely finding support around $3.40 and trading between $3.36 and $3.47,”
Baird Maritime,
October 03, 2025
“We are seeing some pullback this morning as bullish investors take some profits and we retract from slightly overbought,”
Business Recorder,
October 03, 2025
“Strong LNG exports could make our anticipated strong storage levels to start the season insufficient in the face of stagnant production,”
AllSides,
October 02, 2025
“If PPL said that the line was specifically to serve one single client, then public advocates and regulators would fight to have the entire project costs be borne by that client,”
PC Mag,
October 02, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen rising by 300,000 barrels to 415.1 million barrels for the week ended Sept. 26, according to the average estimate of six analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
September 30, 2025
“Overall supportive to late-year demands being well over 16 Bcf/d and even higher once we see gas begin to flow into Golden Pass,”
The Wall Street Journal,
September 24, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen falling by 300,000 barrels to 415.1 million barrels for the week ended Sept. 19, according to the average estimate of nine analysts and traders.
Morning Star,
September 23, 2025
“We’ve seen continued downward pressure on natural gas contracts through early 2026, as abundant storage limits risks from rising LNG exports.”
Morning Star,
September 22, 2025
“We’ve seen continued downward pressure on natural gas contracts through early 2026, as abundant storage supplies limit the risk of tighter markets from rising LNG exports.”
The Wall Street Journal,
September 22, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen flat at 424.6 million barrels in the week ended Sept. 12, according to the average estimate of nine analysts and traders.
Market Watch,
September 16, 2025
U.S. natural gas continues its battle around the $3 mark, falling below that level after a weekly inventory build lands slightly above expectations and well above the five-year average for the week.
The Wall Street Journal,
September 11, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen falling by one million barrels to 419.7 million barrels for the week ended Sept. 5, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Market Watch,
September 10, 2025
“U.S. natural gas futures are higher as flows to LNG export terminals offer support with cooling weather,”
Morning Star,
September 09, 2025
“U.S. natural gas futures extend their slow grind higher, but with ample storage heading into the low-demand shoulder season keeping a limit on the rally,”
The Wall Street Journal,
September 06, 2025
“Natural gas has found new footing, but any rally for the October contract will likely face stiff resistance around $3.18, while support at $3.04 should hold us away from any deep reversal,”
Hellenic Shipping News,
September 06, 2025
Commercial crude stocks are seen falling by 2 million barrels, to 416.3 million barrels, in the week ended Aug. 29, according to the average estimate of eight analysts and traders.
Market Watch,
September 04, 2025
“Overall trade volumes are muted ahead of the U.S holiday. You’re not seeing folks take aggressive positions going into the long weekend,”
Hellenic Shipping News,
August 31, 2025