WTI crude oil remains under pressure, while natural gas has reached its target support and shows signs of a potential rebound ...

Every time gas prices take a jump ... Note the following: The graph's axis are Price and Quantity. The slope of the supply and demand lines (curves) show the amount of a good that will be supplied ...

Supply-chain snags. Overwhelming demand. Insufficient crude oil production. Refinery backlogs. A handful of factors have been blamed for soaring gas prices ... earnings shows the industry enjoying ...

US drivers could see lower gas prices this year and next as oil supply outpaces demand. The US will continue to ramp up ...

Natural gas futures rebound, but mild U.S. weather and rising supply weigh on prices. Can European LNG demand provide support?

Natural gas’ 2024 spike ... from robust domestic demand for feedstock. LNG exports now serve as a vital pressure valve, absorbing excess supply and stabilizing domestic prices.