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Market Update is a weekly publication of Encore Energy Services, Inc., and is designed to provide industrial and commercial customers with the latest "Market News" in the natural gas industry. The information contained herein is intended as general business information. This publication contains forward-looking material and is not intended for a specific business situation. If you would like copies of previous reports, please visit our website or contact your Sales Manager.
Natural Gas
US natural gas futures traded above $3.4/MMBtu, set for a 10% weekly gain, driven by a drop in output and record LNG exports. Over the past four days, production has fallen by 3.5 bcf/d to a two-month low of 102.0 bcf. Also, LNG exports hit a record average of 16.0 bcf/d in April, driven by increased flows to the under-construction Plaquemines facility. Looking ahead, meteorologists projected temperatures in the lower 48 states would remain mostly warmer than normal through May 16. Analysts suspect continued output could lead to May-record injections. Meanwhile, EIA data showed a larger-than-usual storage build of 107 bcf for the week ended April 25, due to mild weather reducing demand. That surpasses last year’s 64 bcf increase and the five-year average of 58 bcf. Storage levels are now near seasonal norms.
Home Heating Oil
US heating oil futures tumbled below $2.0 per gallon, their lowest since August 2021, amid a broader energy market sell-off as investors recalibrated expectations for demand. Recent EU tariff actions have amplified fears of a global economic slowdown, particularly after the latest US GDP data showed a 0.3% annualized contraction in the first quarter, marking the first decline since 2022, driven by surging imports and a sharp slowdown in consumer spending. Heightened trade tensions between the US and China, the world’s two largest economies, have fueled further concerns over future energy demand. On the supply side, EIA data revealed a nearly one-million-barrel build for the week ending April 25, while heating oil stocks also posted a quarter-million-barrel increase for the week ending April 25, pressuring heating oil prices lower.
Crude Oil - WTI
WTI crude oil futures extended their recent gains toward $60 per barrel on Friday, supported by optimism over a possible easing tension between the US and China, the world’s two largest oil consumers. China is considering trade talks after repeated overtures from US officials, while President Trump also signaled possible deals with China. Trump’s threat of secondary sanctions on countries purchasing Iranian oil further fueled the bullish sentiment. Despite these gains, oil is on track for a weekly loss of around 5%, weighed down by lingering trade risks, weaker demand signals following a US GDP contraction, and China’s sharp forecast cut for the next two years. Expectations of increased supply from OPEC+ also pressured prices, with Saudi Arabia suggesting it is comfortable with lower costs and may advocate for higher output at the upcoming May meeting.
Propane
According to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark market for this commodity, propane has decreased 0.05 USD/GAL or 5.91% since the beginning of 2025. Historically, propane reached an all-time high of 1.67 in February 2014.
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