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As average prices of U.S. natural gas fell in 2023, natural gas prices also became less volatile compared with 2022. Historical volatility, a measure of daily price changes relative to average prices, eased from the recent highs reached in 2022. The measure of historical volatility we use here, which relates short-term price movements to average prices over a defined period, reached 171% for U.S. wholesale natural gas in February 2022, the most volatile since at least 1994. This 30-day historical volatility of U.S. natural gas prices is based on the U.S. benchmark Henry Hub front-month futures price. It averaged 69% in 2023 compared with 91% across all of 2022. More ›
Data source: Bloomberg L.P.
6/3/2024: NA/barrel
NA from week earlier
NA from year earlier
6/3/2024: NA/MMBtu
NA from week earlier
NA from year earlier
6/3/2024: $3.516/gal
down$0.061 from week earlier
down$0.025 from year earlier
6/3/2024: $3.726/gal
down$0.032 from week earlier
down$0.071 from year earlier
5/25/2024: 8.407 million tons
down0.047 million tons from week earlier
down2.411 million tons from year earlier