Natural Gas Prices on the RiseNatural Gas Prices on the Rise
As shown on the XNG/USD chart today, natural gas prices are trading around $3.960 per MMBtu — the highest level in over a month. This week’s series of bullish candles confirms strong demand.
Natural gas is becoming more expensive due to concerns over the military co
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Inverse Head & Shoulders breakout on daily chart.
Weekly Bullish Cross 7/20 MA.
- Increased Demand: After a sluggish 2024, demand for natural gas is rebounding—especially for electricity generation in North America and Asia. This is tightening t
Navigating a Pullback in Natural GasNatural gas prices have been on a wild ride lately, with a recent pullback raising questions about the future of this energy source. This video provides insights into navigating this market volatility, offering actionable strategies for live trading in the midst of uncertainty.
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Natural Gas: Bullish Setup Within a Triangle, Targeting $4.90A promising situation is forming in natural gas. I believe we can expect further growth in the asset. The trend is bullish, volatility has decreased, and the price has consolidated into what looks like a triangle — from which I expect an upward breakout.
What concerns me slightly is today's gap up a
Shift in the down trend and a new wave is coming Hello Traders,
i would like to thank every one who support the prev idea when it was head and shoulders and early notifiess to go down, and now i have seen another pattern its the Diamond for those who doesnt know it signals a potential trend reversal, similar to a diamond-shaped formation. It typic
NATURAL GASNatural gas prices have pulled back from a 2½-month high due to forecasts of normalizing summer temperatures in the U.S., which could reduce cooling demand and electricity generation needs.
Demand Drivers:
U.S. LNG exports are ramping up, supporting demand and prices. LNG export facilities like Plaq
NATURAL GAS XNGUSDCorrelations: Natural Gas, Bond Yields (US10Y), DXY, and Seasonal Patterns
1. Natural Gas and 10-Year Treasury Yield (US10Y)
Positive Correlation: Natural gas prices and the 10-year Treasury yield tend to move in tandem, driven by shared macroeconomic forces like inflation expectations and growth ou
NATURAL GAS Natural gas prices have pulled back from a 2½-month high due to forecasts of normalizing summer temperatures in the U.S., which could reduce cooling demand and electricity generation needs.
Demand Drivers:
U.S. LNG exports are ramping up, supporting demand and prices. LNG export facilities like Pla
Natural Gas - Soaring Upside - Option Plays!Technical Breakout Observed! Huge upside potential
- Increased Demand: After a sluggish 2024, demand for natural gas is rebounding—especially for electricity generation in North America and Asia. This is tightening the market and pushing prices up.
- LNG Export Boom: New liquefied natural gas (LNG
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