Forecasts & Analysis | Natural Gas
Natural Gas Prices Forecast: Volatility Reigns Amid Weather, LNG Operations, Winter Predictions
US natural gas futures revealed intricate interplays of supply and demand, setting a bearish tone for next week’s market landscape.
Analyzing Natural Gas: Consolidation and Potential Reversal Patterns
Analyzing natural gas reveals potential reversal patterns, as it nears key support, yet drop below weekly low of 2.595 trigger weekly bearish reversal.
Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Bulls Worry About Rate Hikes
The hawkish Fed and weak PMI reports from the EU put some pressure on the oil markets.
Pullback In Commodity Prices Sets The Stage For Next Big Move – What’s Next?
After an explosive start to September, Commodity prices have pulled back on routine end of quarter profit-taking as traders square up their positions – ready to capitalize on the markets next big move.
Natural Gas Price Forecast – Natural Gas Markets Continue to Flirt With $3
Natural gas markets have initially tried to rally during the week, as the $3 level is an area that a lot of people have to pay close attention to.
Natural Gas Price Forecast – Natural Gas Continues to Go Back and Forth
Natural Gas traders continue to see a lot of noise, with a slight retreat, only to turn around.
Natural Gas Prices Forecast: Bearish Turn Amid Resolved Strike, Weather, Lower LNG Demand
U.S. NatGas futures’ traders grapple with global supply changes and weather-induced demand shifts.
Analyzing Natural Gas: Will the Bearish Trend Persist Amidst Technical Weakness?
Natural gas prices decline below key support levels, with the 55-Day EMA breached. A potential move to below 2.60 is on the horizon, posing challenges for this energy commodity.
Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – WTI Oil Rebounds Towards The $90 Level
Oil markets are moving higher as traders focus on tight supplies.
Natural Gas Price Forecast – Natural Gas Continues to See Accumulation
Natural Gas markets have shifted to the November contract, edging closer to that breakout.