Forecasts & Analysis | Natural Gas

Natural gas still falling, increasing the chance of a new trend low as the bulls run for the hills.

Oil markets moved away from recent lows as financial crisis fears eased.

The natural gas markets have done very little during the trading session on Monday, as we continue to trade in the same range.

The precious metal markets recorded a net inflow totaling $5.9 billion. That’s the second largest inflow into safe-haven metals ever recorded in a single week since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.

Natural gas falls to a new low, signaling a deeper correction but bullish trends may still emerge.

Traders remain worried about the potential impact of Credit Suisse’s problems on the European economy.

Natural gas markets have initially tried to rally during the course of the trading week but continue to see a lot of overhead resistance.

Natural gas markets have struggled again during the day on Friday, as we continue to drift lower. Natural gas has far too much in the way of headwinds to be a buyer at this point.

Precious metal prices have been on an explosive run this month, notching up a third consecutive week of gains as concerns mount over another 2008-style banking crisis – bolstering demand for safe-haven metals.

Natural gas futures are trading lower due to updated weather forecasts that indicate a warmer trend for the eastern half of the Lower 48 in the next six to ten days.