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Since this week's opening, movements in natural gas futures contracts indicate a likely completion of the bottom formation, pointing toward a bounce soon.
After testing a new low in Monday’s trading session, natural gas futures are seeing renewed strength among bulls to push prices upward from the day’s low at $2.646.
Undoubtedly, bulls are struggling a lot despite heavy bearish pressure amid hopes of tilting weather conditions in their favor as the Texas oil regulator advises pipeline operators to prepare for severe winter conditions.
This seems to have filled bulls with renewed strength to come forward and command price movements as the worst of winter is yet to come.
Concerns over the banking sector have led to a move towards safe haven assets and gold has clearly benefited from this. While we see a short-term pullback in prices, we expect...
In my previous article, I noted the presence of extreme indecisiveness among traders on March 19th as natural gas futures continued to slide and hit a low of $2.218 on Monday. The...
The crude oil market remains turbulent. A Brent barrel on Monday again got under pressure and fell to 72.30 USD.Over last week, crude oil quotes lost almost 12%, which makes 10...
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