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Natural Gas Storage
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The 'Change in Natural Gas Inventories' measures the weekly variation in stored natural gas volumes in the U.S., reported by the Energy Information Administration (EIA). It reflects supply-demand balance and storage levels. Traders watch it closely as higher inventories can signal lower prices, while draws may indicate rising demand or supply constraints, impacting USD and energy markets. Market reactions often include volatility in natural gas prices and related currencies. Historically, unexpected inventory changes have triggered sharp market moves.
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Dynamics & History
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This chart shows the historical values of the indicator over time. Each point represents the actual value released on a specific date.
Mar 26, 2026
-54
Mar 19, 2026
35
Mar 12, 2026
-38
Mar 5, 2026
-132
Feb 26, 2026
-52
Feb 19, 2026
-144
Feb 12, 2026
-249
Feb 5, 2026
-360
Jan 29, 2026
-242
Jan 15, 2026
-71
Historical Data
29 Aug 2025
βοΈ Neutral
π± -0.20%
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report - August 29, 2025
3 217
β
3 272
(forecast: 3 272)
Storage build of 55 Bcf met market expectations
Storage levels 2.2% below previous year but 5.6% above five-year average
Market reaction was neutral as storage build aligned with expectations.
07 Nov 2024
βοΈ Neutral
π± +0.50%
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report - Start of Winter 2024-25
3 854
β
3 922
U.S. natural gas inventories at highest since 2016 at start of winter 2024-25
Inventories 6% above five-year average despite lower injections during injection season
Market showed mild positive reaction due to strong inventory levels supporting supply stability.
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