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Story summary
- US natural gas futures rose for the fifth straight session, driven by potential US–Iran talks that also lifted oil prices and European gas.
- The shift drew financial inflows into energy products, including US gas.
- The US gas contract recovered after earlier losses from mild weather and high stockpiles.
- The market remains insulated from overseas supply shocks because US liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals operate near full capacity.
