Commodity · prices in USD
Latest delayed quote: $3.23, -3.29% versus the previous close (checked at 19:55 UTC on Nov 14, 2026).
Last close: $3.00 on Nov 6, 2026.
52-week closing range: $2.52 to $7.46. The last close sits 10% of the way from the low to the high.
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Recent 3-month volatility is lower than usual compared with its own history since 2021 (17th percentile).
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Unlock with your free analysisDown 4.3% on the day. Volume was 1.9 times the recent average. The move was 2.17 times its typical volatility.
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Almost 5% in one session and nobody seems to be asking if that's already too much after a twelve-month stretch still down 25.9%. Gas sits more than 33% above its yearly low but still far from the high, so a pop like this risks being read as a turn when it might just be noise…
Read the full discussionwhy isn't natural gas reacting to the dollar today? it's basically flat, +1.73%, a friday session with nothing special going on. us ten-year yields are up but that's just backdrop, not a cause. i'd need a move above average before changing my read here.
$NATGAS +1.73% yesterday, on a narrower swing than usual: measured over months it is noise, and I am watching how the coming weeks unfold before leaning either way.
