1712 ET - Natural gas futures settled 3Q 2026 in negative territory, falling 7.6% to $3.026 per million British thermal units. It's the fourth quarter out of the past six that natural gas futures have decreased. Year-to-date, natural gas remains 18% lower, according to FactSet data. The end of the quarter came with news of supply disruptions both domestically and overseas, although the LNG pipeline in West Virginia has since reopened. "Today seems like a digestion day after prices spiked 50 cents [per mmBtu] mid-last week, then sold off nearly 35 cents the prior three sessions," says NatGasWeather.com in a note. For the day, natural gas futures rose 0.5%.
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