Timestamps 0:00 – Market Overview: August contract down hard 0:26 – Impacts of EIA Storage Report & Freeport LNG news 0:48 – Hourly Chart Analysis & Support Levels ($2.92, $2.80) 1:21 – EIA Storage Data Deep Dive (+61 Bcf) 1:55 – August Options Open Interest & Magnet Strikes 2:13 – Front-to-Back Spreads (Jan vs. Oct) 2:42 – ERCOT Fuel Mix: Wind & Solar Performance 3:15 – National Grid Volatility (PJM, MISO, SPP) 3:39 – 8-14 Day Temperature Outlook & Heat Risk Maps 5:44 – Euro

Source: EIA Natural gas markets enter July balancing strong summer demand with growing signs that the global LNG market is already shifting its attention toward winter. This Week's Main Drivers: • EIA Storage: +87 Bcf versus expectations of +82 Bcf, above both last year's +61 Bcf and the five-year average of +64 Bcf. The build was modestly bearish but reflects continued robust production. • Heat Wave: Record temperatures across the U.S. Northeast pushed gas-fired power demand

Source: NOAA/Climate Prediction Center This Week Natural gas markets remained volatile, driven by a mix of bearish storage data and supportive demand signals. EIA Storage Report: The latest build came in near expectations at +79 Bcf, following the prior week’s +103 Bcf injection, reinforcing a loose supply backdrop with inventories now well above the five-year average. Storage Surplus: Total inventories have expanded to ~2.1 Tcf, maintaining a meaningful cushion heading into

Source: EIA Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report The weekly EIA Natural Gas Storage Report is one of the most market-moving data releases in U.S. energy. For traders, it is not just about how many BCF were injected or withdrawn—it’s about flexibility, location, and future risk. The U.S. relies on three types of natural gas storage, each with different implications for price volatility: Salt Dome Storage Primarily located along the Gulf Coast, salt caverns offer extremely high de

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