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The United StatesAs of the week ending June 20thEIA implied natural gas flow
| Latest Release | Actual Value | Forecast Value | Previous Value | Next Release Time | Release Frequency | Importance |
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| 2025-06-26 | 960Billion cu | Billion cu | 950Billion cu | 2025-07-03 22:30 | Weekly |
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Definition
The extended demand for natural gas refers to the sum of the demand for products within the United States and those exported to other countries. The official "product supply" of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) only reflects the domestic natural gas demand in the United States and does not include the demand for exports abroad. Bloomberg carried out the corresponding calculations to obtain the extended demand.
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Why It Matters
The extended demand, as it includes both the domestic demand in the United States and the demand for exports abroad, can to a certain extent reflect the global market's demand for natural gas. If the extended demand increases significantly, it is theoretically bullish for natural gas prices. 1QH reminder: According to the parameters of international authoritative media, the correlation of this indicator with it is 53%.
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U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
