Equity investors are taking notice of 13-year-high gas prices as the market tightens and Haynesville producers are among the likeliest to benefit.

This week's natural gas intrastate spot prices.

US gas futures tumbled Friday, with the November gas contract down 27.7¢ to $5.41 per million Btu.

The November gas contract made gains for a third session, rising 9.7¢ to $5.687 per million Btu.

Russia has pledged to help Europe, but is also calling for new long-term gas deals to avoid future crises.

US gas continued its latest rally after taking another morning dip, with the November contract closing up 8.5¢ at $5.59/MMBtu.

North Dakota officials are hopeful higher oil and gas prices will convince operators to ramp up activity in the Bakken.

November gas futures rallied from an early fall into the $5-teens to end Tuesday's session at $5.505/MMBtu, up 16¢.

November natural gas futures continued a general retreat, ending Monday down 22¢ at $5.345 per million Btu.

Shell has restarted oil and gas production at its Olympus platform in the US Gulf of Mexico earlier than expected.