Energy commodities traded mixed on 30 June 2026, with WTI Crude Oil falling 0.34% to $70.51 per barrel and Brent Crude declining 0.23% to $73.74 per barrel. Both benchmark crude prices remain down more than 22% over the past month despite maintaining gains of over 21% on a year-to-date basis.
Natural Gas slipped 0.29% to $3.17/MMBtu, while UK Natural Gas emerged as the top performer, surging 4.87% to 102.56 GBp/thm. Gasoline fell 0.45%, Heating Oil declined 0.63%, and Coal edged 0.24% lower.
Among other energy commodities, Ethanol gained 1.60%, Propane rose 2.23%, Naphtha added 0.35%, and Methanol advanced 0.56%, while Uranium eased 0.29%.
Despite mixed intraday moves, several energy commodities continue to post strong year-to-date gains, led by Gasoline (+68.78%), EU Gas (+51.58%), Heating Oil (+49.29%), and Naphtha (+40.15%), highlighting resilience across select segments of the energy market.
