Nat Gas Climbs Following Larger-than-Expected Draw Last Week (UNG)
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United States Natural Gas Fund, LP Unit (NYSE: UNG) is on the rise following the latest update to storage data.
The EIA said nat gas stockpiles fell 127 million bcf, versus expectations for a narrower 124 million bcf drop.
Shares of the ETF are up 0.6 percent after largely being lower for most of the early session Thursday.
The EIA said nat gas stockpiles fell 127 million bcf, versus expectations for a narrower 124 million bcf drop.
Shares of the ETF are up 0.6 percent after largely being lower for most of the early session Thursday.
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