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This is your Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

Hey friends, welcome back to the Daily Natural Gas Price Tracker with me, Vanessa Clark. Today were diving into the latest on natural gas prices, including where they stand right now, what drove the moves, and some smart tips to help you navigate this market like a pro.

First off, the current trading price for front-month Nymex natural gas closed at four dollars and thirty-six cents per million British thermal units this week, up a solid nine point five nine percent from last week. Thats the biggest weekly gain since early December, according to Dow Jones Market Data. On Friday, January Nymex natural gas rallied sharply, up zero point one two four or two point nine two percent, as Barchart reports. It gapped lower at the open, testing the fifty-day exponential moving average before bouncing back with some real energy, per FXEmpire analysis.

Whats fueling this? Colder US weather forecasts for early January, especially December thirty-first through January fourth across the North and West, are sparking demand worries and pushing prices higher. Atmospheric G2 notes the shift, and Fox Weather is warning of winter alerts for over sixty million people with snowstorms hitting the Northeast post-Christmas. Plus, liquefied natural gas exports are at record highs, tightening things up even as US production stays near record levels at one hundred thirteen point two billion cubic feet per day.

Inventories are a mixed bag. Last weeks EIA report showed a draw of one hundred sixty-seven billion cubic feet, smaller than expected but dipping us below the five-year average for the first time in ages. The next report got pushed to December twenty-ninth due to the holiday, with consensus expecting a one hundred sixty-nine billion cubic feet drop. Europes storage is at sixty-eight percent full, below their average, adding global support.

Technically, were seeing bullish signs like an outside week with support near three dollars eighty and the two hundred-week moving average holding firm, eyeing targets around four dollars sixty-five or even four dollars ninety if momentum builds, as FXEmpire charts suggest.

Her takeaway for you? If youre trading or hedging, watch those weather updates closely and consider locking in gains on rallies, since high production could cap upside. For everyday folks, this means potential savings on heating bills if you shop fixed-rate plans now before winter bites harder.

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