 April 2026 — and the gas market enters a zone of turbulence that many analysts call a structural breakdown. Henry Hub, the US benchmark for natural gas, holds in the range of $2.20–2.50 per MMBtu, and this is not just a correction — it is a signal. US storage facilities are filled above historical norms. The mild winter of 2025–2026 ate into heating demand, while shale production continues to grow — technologies are becoming cheaper, wells more efficient. As a result, the market has an oversupply that is not dissipating even with the arrival of spring. Europe is not a savior. EU storage facilities are 60% full, compared to the norm of 40% for April. This means that European demand for US LNG remains sluggish. China is increasing purchases, but not at a pace to flip the global balance. For traders and investors, this is a classic bearish scenario: oversupply + weak demand = pressure on prices. But it is precisely in such market phases that the best entry points are laid — when seller panic peaks. ASI Biont analyzes these patterns in seconds, not hours. Want to see the market just as clearly? Grab 1500 tokens at the start and integrate AI analytics into your terminal.