EIA Natural Gas Storage Report

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Natural Gas Storage Report: Week of March 27th 2026-04-02 10:30
Natural gas storage levels fell -132 Bcf to 1,886 Bcf last week, beating expectations of a -121 Bcf draw. Inventory levels are now up 6.5% YoY (vs 7.5% YoY last week) and are now down -2.2% compared to the 5-year average (vs -0.3% last week).
Natural gas storage levels fell -52 Bcf to 2,018 Bcf last week, beating expectations of a -36 Bcf draw. Inventory levels are now up 7.5% YoY (vs -2.8% YoY last week) and are now down just -0.3% compared to the 5-year average (vs -5.6% last week).
Natural gas storage levels fell -144 Bcf to 2,070 Bcf last week, in line with expectations of a -146 Bcf draw. Inventory levels are down -2.8% YoY (vs -4.2% YoY last week) and are now down -5.6% compared to the 5-year average (vs -5.5% last week).
Natural gas storage levels fell -249 Bcf to 2,214 Bcf last week, above expectations of a -257 Bcf draw. Inventory levels are down -4.2% YoY (vs 1.7% YoY last week) and are now down -5.5% compared to the 5-year average (vs -1.1% last week).
Natural gas storage levels fell -360 Bcf to 2,463 Bcf last week, above expectations of a -374 Bcf draw. Inventory levels are up 1.7% YoY (vs 7.9% YoY last week) and are now down -1.1% compared to the 5-year average (vs 5.3% last week).