U.S. Natural Gas Futures Gain After Inventory Draw
By Bullbit Editorial · March 26, 2026
WhatU.S. natural gas futures rose **4.3%** to $**2.85** per million British thermal units (MMBtu) after the Energy Information Administration reported a **34 billion cubic feet** draw in natural gas inventories.
WhyThe inventory draw was larger than expected, which led to a surge in natural gas prices as investors bet on increased demand for the fuel.
SignalA stronger-than-expected draw in natural gas inventories is often seen as a bullish signal for the commodity.
TargetAnalysts are now targeting a price range of $**2.90** to $**3.00** per MMBtu for U.S. natural gas futures in the coming weeks.
RiskHowever, a warmer-than-expected spring could lead to increased natural gas production and put downward pressure on prices.