Natural gas trades > $4.50
- Ticker
- KXNGASMAX-26DEC31-P4.50
- Quote
- 81¢ / 99¢
- Status
- Active
- Resolution
- 2027.01.01
- As of
- Quote as of 2026.05.27 02:23 UTC
Will natural gas trade above $4.50/MMBtu before January 1, 2027?
Resolves on 2027.01.01. The market trades at 90% as of 2026.05.27 — implying high consensus the answer is yes. Linked to 15 S&P 500 names including XOM, CVX, NEE, COP, SO.
11 companies shown · 4 more referenced
ExxonMobil is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Integrated Oil & Gas.
Chevron Corporation is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Integrated Oil & Gas.
NextEra Energy is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Multi-Utilities.
ConocoPhillips is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Exploration & Production.
Southern Company is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Electric Utilities.
Duke Energy is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Electric Utilities.
Schlumberger is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Equipment & Services.
Marathon Petroleum is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing.
Valero Energy is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing.
American Electric Power is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Electric Utilities.
EOG Resources is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Exploration & Production.
Phillips 66 is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing.
Baker Hughes is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Equipment & Services.
Sempra is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Multi-Utilities.
Halliburton is included because energy prices can affect input costs, demand, and margins for Oil & Gas Equipment & Services.