It was a relatively quiet week for U.S. natural gas, with prices finishing flat and the April contract expiring at $3.095 per MMBtu, reinforcing a lower price environment compared to last year. The market remains largely driven by domestic fundamentals rather than global volatility, with bearish influences including mild weather, healthy production, and expectations for a strong start to the injection season. While LNG exports remain near capacity and global markets are volatile, U.S. pricing continues to show relative stability, with the $3.00 level acting as a key support threshold for now.
