

Oil markets test new highs as traders prepare for a new round of war in the Middle East.

Once a major natural gas exporter, Qatar's shipments have collapsed since Iran attacked its production facility Ras Laffan in March. QatarEnergy struck a deal with U.S. exporter Cheniere Energy to purchase 4 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) annually through 2054.

Natural gas and oil forecast: war risk lifts Brent to $113.17 as WTI tests $100.60 resistance and natural gas slips toward $2.68 support on mild weather.

Oil markets rally as traders worry that U.S. will restart the military operation against Iran.

U.S. natural gas futures traded little changed as the market awaited weekly inventory data from the EIA.

Natural gas and oil forecast: Saudi attacks and a third straight US crude draw keep oil tight as WTI eyes $99.59 and natural gas nears $2.68 support.

WTI oil is losing some ground as traders focus on geopolitical developments.

U.S. natural gas futures extended their slide into a fourth session with near-term weather forecasts shedding heating demand.