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When Does NG Actually Move? Hourly Ranges on 10-minute Charts

Educational reference. Measured from 5,009 recorded 10-minute bars of Natural Gas through September 16, 2026.

08:00 is the busiest hour, averaging 0.0140 per bar — 7.0× the quietest hour at 19:00.

The same stop is a different stop at different times of day. This is the median high-to-low range of a single 10-minute bar of Natural Gas, hour by hour, measured from 5,009 recorded bars over the last 90 days.

Hour (ET)Median rangeBars
00:000.0030218
01:000.0030216
02:000.0060218
03:000.0070217
04:000.0060216
05:000.0050219
06:000.0060219
07:000.0100220
08:000.0140218
09:000.0130222
10:000.0110220
11:000.0090220
12:000.0080217
13:000.0070221
14:000.0090218
15:000.0050210
16:000.0040209
18:000.0030184
19:000.0020216
20:000.0040217
21:000.0030222
22:000.0030221
23:000.0030215
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The spread across the day

The busiest hour is 08:00, averaging 0.0140 per bar. The quietest is 19:00 at 0.0020. That is a 7.0× difference across the same instrument, the same timeframe, the same trading day.

A stop sized for 19:00 conditions will be caught routinely at 08:00, and a stop sized for 08:00 gives away far more than it needs to overnight. The same number of points does not mean the same thing at every hour.

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How this was measured

Every 10-minute bar of Natural Gas recorded in the last 90 days was grouped by the hour it opened, in Eastern time. The figure shown is the median of high minus low within each group — the middle bar of that hour, not the average, so a single outlier session cannot distort it. Hours with fewer than 60 recorded bars are omitted rather than shown on thin evidence.

These are recorded market ranges, not forecasts. Nothing on this page is a projection.

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