Natural-gas

Natural-gas prices plunged 6.1% to their lowest level in 10 years, after a government report showed another week of modest demand for the fuel.

Natural Gas Hits Decade Low Dan Strumpf 2012

Natural-gas futures jumped 4.2% as large swaths of the U.S. braced for an early shot of winter weather, increasing the need for gas-fired heating.

Frosty Air Heating Up Gas Futures Jerry Dicolo 2011

Natural-gas prices are "at record low levels," Mr. Ware said.

Gas Prices Could Rise With Exports Tennille Tracy 2012

NEW YORK—Natural-gas futures plunged Thursday to their lowest level in 10 years after the U.S. reported a smaller-than-normal decline in inventories last week, as mild temperatures continue to damp demand for gas-fired heating.

Natural Gas Tumbles, Oil Slips on Weak Demand Dan Strumpf 2012

Natural-gas giant Chesapeake Energy Corp. is seeking to raise at least $10 billion this year, $3 billion more than previously announced, as the company tries to shore up its balance sheet and pay for new oil fields amid the lowest natural-gas prices in a decade.

Chesapeake Boosts Cash Goal Daniel Gilbert 2012

Natural-gas producers have also been battered by anemic demand for gas used for heating because of mild winter weather.

Chesapeake Boosts Cash Goal Daniel Gilbert 2012

NEW YORK—Natural-gas futures finished higher after forecasts called for warmer weather in the U.S. in the coming weeks, boosting expectations for higher demand.

Warm-Weather Forecasts Spur Natural-Gas Futures Dan Strumpf 2011

HOUSTON—Natural-gas futures plunged after U.S. supplies increased by more than expected in a government report.

Gas Futures Fall On Big Storage Build Ryan Dezember 2011

Natural-gas futures briefly dipped into negative territory midway through the session Tuesday, which several traders attributed to profit-taking following a steep run in morning trading.

Warm-Weather Forecasts Spur Natural-Gas Futures Dan Strumpf 2011

NEW YORK—Natural-gas futures ended slightly lower after weather forecasters issued milder temperature projections that suggested heating demand could ease next week.

Gas Futures Settle 1.9% Lower Drew FitzGerald 2012