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Global X U.S. Natural Gas ETF

LNGX

Valor de mercado US$ 50,6 mi

45,98 USD

+1,73

3,91%

No fechamento Atualizado 16 de out. 16:00 EDT

1 dia

3,91%

5 dias

3%

1 mês

4,36%

3 meses

11,3%

6 meses

6,46%

No acumulado do ano

27,33%

1 ano

36%

5 anos

36%

10 anos

36%

Notícias

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Sentimento 3 meses

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Zacks Investment Research

Global Supply Shock Rattles LNG Production: Natural Gas ETFs in Focus

Global LNG output drops 8% as conflict disrupts supply. One may watch ETFs like UNG amid rising volatility and a fast-shifting gas market.

Global Supply Shock Rattles LNG Production: Natural Gas ETFs in Focus

Natural Gas is Wildly Profitable Around the World. In Texas, Prices are Negative.

Producers are having to pay companies to take the natural gas they are producing off their hands.

Natural Gas is Wildly Profitable Around the World. In Texas, Prices are Negative.

The Motley Fool

As Trump Pushes for "Energy Dominance," 3 Core Energy Holdings Stand Out for Patient Investors

Geopolitical events are creating opportunities in the U.S. LNG and nuclear sectors. Growth in these sectors is supported by rising demand from AI data centers.

As Trump Pushes for "Energy Dominance," 3 Core Energy Holdings Stand Out for Patient Investors

Zacks Investment Research

Natural Gas ETFs to Watch as Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Iran War

Natural gas prices surge amid Middle East conflict, pushing ETFs like UNG into focus as supply disruptions fuel a global energy crunch.

Natural Gas ETFs to Watch as Energy Crisis Deepens Amid Iran War

Zacks Investment Research

Energy ETFs to Gain as Arctic Blast Ignites US Natural Gas Price Rally

XLE and its peers could benefit as U.S. natural gas futures top $6/MMBtu following an Arctic blast that sparked a historic price surge and defied EIA forecasts.

Energy ETFs to Gain as Arctic Blast Ignites US Natural Gas Price Rally

Zacks Investment Research

Natural Gas ETFs to Gain With Demand Expected to Rebound in 2026

After a muted 2025, natural gas demand is projected to rebound in 2026, and these three ETFs offer diversified ways to position for the recovery.

Natural Gas ETFs to Gain With Demand Expected to Rebound in 2026

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