EIA: US Natural Gas Storage Rose 67 Bcf Last Week, Below 75 Bcf Forecast

The miss itself is modest, but the direction matters: builds are undershooting expectations even as inventories keep climbing, which suggests demand or supply-side tightness is running slightly hotter than the market assumed. That is the kind of gap that feeds into near-term sentiment around gas-linked exposure, including the power and LNG names increasingly tied to crypto mining and RWA infrastructure. Whether the shortfall persists across coming reports, or proves a one-week weather quirk, is the open question worth tracking.