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Henry Hub Natural Gas / NATGAS

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NATGAS references the USD price of 1 MMBtu of Henry Hub natural gas. Henry Hub serves as the primary U.S. benchmark for natural gas pricing and is widely referenced in global energy markets.

Archived Price
$3.06
Archived Signal Move
-6.19%
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Latest Signal Continuation
Signal Date
Jul 9, 2026
Snapshot Move
-6.19%
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Publish-time Hyperliquid price chart for Henry Hub Natural Gas (NATGAS), showing a recorded -6.19% move over 24h.
Latest Signal
Jul 9, 2026 / NATGAS
NATGAS Slides to Six-Week Low as Storage Build Overshoots the Five-Year Norm

Archive Summary

Latest Archived Thesis

NATGAS Slides to Six-Week Low as Storage Build Overshoots the Five-Year Norm

Henry Hub gas gave back a full day's rally on July 9 after the EIA reported a 61 Bcf storage injection for the week ended July 3, topping the 51 Bcf five-year average and dropping the NATGAS perp 6.19% to a six-week low near $3.06. The bearish print landed on an already-heavy stack, with inventories running about 5% above the five-year norm while record Permian output and fresh pipeline capacity keep supply ahead of demand. Above-normal heat through late July and firmer LNG flows are the only things propping the strip, and neither was enough to offset the build.

Snapshot move -6.19%

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NATGAS Article Archive

8 Articles
How to inspect the NATGAS perpetual on Hyperliquid
NATGAS
-6.19%

NATGAS Slides to Six-Week Low as Storage Build Overshoots the Five-Year Norm

Henry Hub gas gave back a full day's rally on July 9 after the EIA reported a 61 Bcf storage injection for the week ended July 3, topping the 51 Bcf five-year average and dropping the NATGAS perp 6.19% to a six-week low near $3.06. The b…

Jul 9, 2026
NATGAS
+5.81%

NATGAS Catches a Bid as EIA Storage Miss Narrows the Five-Year Surplus

The May 7 EIA storage report came in lighter than the Street expected — a 63 Bcf injection against a 74 Bcf consensus and a 77 Bcf five-year average — and Henry Hub bid up on it. The Hyperliquid NATGAS perp ran 5.81% over the next 18 hou…

May 8, 2026
NATGAS
-7.43%

NATGAS War Premium Deflates as Hormuz Reopening Takes Shape

Henry Hub natural gas dropped 7.4% in 12 hours on the Hyperliquid perp as a cascade of de-escalation signals deflated the war premium that had propped up prices since the Iran conflict began in late February. Netanyahu pledged Israeli su…

Mar 20, 2026
NATGAS
0.00%

How to inspect the NATGAS perpetual on Hyperliquid

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Mar 20, 2026
NATGAS
+8.17%

Henry Hub Snaps Back as Hormuz Shutdown Overrides the Weather Trade

Henry Hub natural gas reversed its 10% warm-weather pullback in a single session, ripping 8% back above $3.28 per MMBtu as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed to LNG tankers. The geopolitical premium from the ongoing US-Iran …

Mar 12, 2026
NATGAS
-10.34%

NATGAS Pulls Back 10% as Spring-Like Temperatures Crush Heating Demand

Henry Hub natural gas fell sharply over a 13-hour window, dropping 10.34% to $3.153 per MMBtu as updated weather forecasts called for above-average temperatures across the eastern U.S. through mid-March. The selloff comes after a strong …

Mar 9, 2026
NATGAS
+9.73%

Qatar's LNG Blackout Sends NATGAS Above $3.35 as Hormuz Chokes

NATGAS ripped nearly 10% in 24 hours after Iranian drone strikes forced QatarEnergy to halt production at the world's largest LNG export complex. The shutdown pulled roughly one-fifth of global LNG supply offline, and traffic through the…

Mar 7, 2026
NATGAS
+15.75%

Qatar's Ras Laffan Shutdown Sends Natural Gas Ripping as Global LNG Supply Takes a 20% Hit

Iranian drone strikes forced QatarEnergy to shutter the world's largest LNG export facility at Ras Laffan Industrial City, knocking roughly 20% of global liquefied natural gas supply offline overnight. QatarEnergy declared force majeure …

Mar 7, 2026