A confirmed trendline breakdown in natural gas puts pressure on key support at $3.10, with deeper tests possible toward $2.96 ...

Cooler weather forecasts and rising U.S. production pressure natural gas futures, testing key support amid softer LNG exports ...

Natural Gas Forecast Video for 23.10.23 by Bruce Powers Following a bearish trend continuation signal earlier in today’s session natural gas found support at a low of 2.88.

Natural gas fell by 1.86 or 54.9% in 25 days, finding a bottom at 1.52. Since the subsequent swing low at 1.58 (C) the price of natural gas has risen by as much as 65.3% as of today’s high.

Concerns around tariffs and conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have taken a backseat to more fundamental factors ...

While the trend is always a trader or investor’s best friend and it remains bullish in the U.S. natural gas futures arena in May 2025, inventories have supported prices.

While natural gas stockpiles rose modestly during the week ended April 8, they remain nearly 25% below last year’s levels and 18% below the five-year average for this time of year, according to ...

The highly volatile U.S. natural gas benchmark prices are set to trend higher in the coming months amid lower domestic production, higher demand in the winter, and recovering global gas prices in ...

Near-term Double Top. Natural Gas closed Friday at $3.35 per mmBtu and has been on a three month downtrend from the $4 level where it put in a near-term double top in October and November of 2012.

Natural gas prices are influenced by seasonal changes, weather, and production adjustments, with current volatility being unusually high despite strong usage. Storage levels have dipped below the ...

1431 ET - Natural gas futures are down 10.8%, to $5.89 per mmBtu. Weather is driving the selling , according to NatGasWeather.com. “Selling [was] primarily attributed to warmer trends for Dec 27 ...