Mumbai, Oct. 30 -- The US Natural Gas futures fell sharply on Thursday after a rise in weekly EIA inventories and above-average temperatures across the eastern half of the US due to the Super El Nino. The Energy Information Administration reported that working gas in underground storage across the Lower 48 states stood at 3,724 billion cubic feet for the week ending October 23, 2026, marking a net weekly increase of 80 Bcf from the prior week's level of 3,644 Bcf. Stocks remain below year-ago levels, but are up compared to the five-year average. Futures are currently trading down 1.73% at $2.91 per mmbtu. MCX Natural Gas futures shed 1.70% to trade at Rs 277 per mmbtu in an overall choppy session.
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