AR

Antero Resources

September 16, 2026 · intraday

Rarity
2.15
Peak move
−8.44%
Float cap
$11.1B

Antero Resources is an independent oil and natural gas producer focused on the Appalachian Basin, primarily the Marcellus and Utica shales in West Virginia and Ohio. It develops, produces and sells natural gas, natural gas liquids and some crude oil to domestic and export markets, and holds an equity method stake in Antero Midstream, which gathers and compresses its production.

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9 events · 0 from SEC or newswire · 0 timed with the move
  • commodity_event

    European natural gas TTF fell nearly 4% to 80.06 EUR/MWh on Sept 16, while output at France's Dunkirk LNG terminal was cut to about 4 GWh/d on Sept 15 due to an energy-worker strike.

  • commodity_event

    NYMEX natural gas futures traded down about 0.6% at $2.926/MMBtu on Sept 16, 2026, pressured by US Lower-48 September output near 113.2 Bcf/d and an expected seasonal demand pullback, while European TTF Oct-2026 futures fell $0.86 to $27.07/MMBtu.

  • Key eventcommodity_event

    US natural gas prices rose to around $2.91-2.94/MMBtu, the highest since Sept 4, as Lower 48 dry gas output was expected to fall to a two-month low of 108.4 Bcf/d and warm weather lifted power-generation demand.

  • commodity_event

    Henry Hub natural gas traded near $3.00/MMBtu on Sept 15, 2026 while EIA data showed Lower 48 storage at 3.254 Tcf as of Sept 4 and projected end-October inventories of 3.969 Tcf, 5% above the five-year average.

  • Key eventgeopolitical

    Restrictions on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reduced Middle Eastern LNG availability and widened the spread between Henry Hub and European/Asian gas prices, with U.S. LNG exports up 23% y/y to 17.4 Bcf/d in H1 2026.

  • Key eventcommodity_event

    European TTF natural gas rose 3.83% to 82.566 EUR/MWh on Sept 15, 2026 while U.S. Henry Hub eased 0.62% to about $2.878/MMBtu, leaving the U.S.-Europe gas price spread unusually wide on Canadian import declines and firm LNG demand.

  • analyst_rating

    UBS raised its price target on Antero Resources (AR) to $58 from $52 while maintaining a Buy rating on the shares.

  • commodity_event

    The Texas Eastern M-2, 30 Receipt spot gas price fell below $1.50/MMBtu about a week earlier than the usual seasonal pattern, the threshold EQT has historically used to trigger Appalachian output curtailments.

  • demand_signal

    U.S. natural gas production set a new all-time monthly record in August 2026 and EIA expects output to keep climbing through 2027 on Permian and Haynesville growth, while record LNG exports and data-center power load keep demand firm.