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Natural gas is a major commodity traded in both physical and financial markets. It involves futures contracts for risk management, allowing buyers and sellers to hedge against price fluctuations.
Natural gas price fluctuations impact the market by influencing supply and demand dynamics, affecting utility bills, business expenses and economic stability.
Geopolitical events such as conflicts and wars, trade policies and sanctions, and regional tensions significantly impact natural gas prices by causing supply disruptions, increasing costs and creating market instability.
U.S. LNG exports raise domestic natural gas prices, enhance global energy security, pose environmental concerns due to methane emissions and strengthen geopolitical influence.
