U.S. natural gas pulls back after failing to hold above $3

U.S. natural gas futures rose above the key $3 level for the first time since November before falling back in another volatile session on Monday, failing to hold initial strong gains from ... Read More

Natural Gas News: Cooling Weather Caps Demand Outlook in Latest Futures Analysis - FXEmpire

Natural gas futures fall after failing to break $3.900 resistance, with technical selling pushing prices below $3.733. Traders now eye $3.438 as key support, while a break above $3.900 could ... Read More

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Fail to Hold Above $3 - WSJ

1538 ET – U.S. natural gas futures rise above the key $3 level before falling back in another volatile session. “There was a lot of interest in that $3 mark,” natural gas trader John Woods says. Read More

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Pull Back From ‘Frenzied’ Rally

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Give Back Some Gains. 0901 ET – U.S. natural gas futures hand back gains after spiking overnight in volatile trade ahead of next week’s December contract expiration. Read More

Natural Gas News: Weather Report and CFTC Data Fuel Bearish Market Sentiment - FXEmpire

Natural gas futures erased March gains and are testing the 50-day moving average at $3.783—a key support zone. A break below $3.783 may trigger losses toward $3.742 or even $3.350 as bearish ... Read More

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Flit With Weather Outlook - WSJ

1506 ET – U.S. natural gas futures lose ground, but end above the day’s lows as weather forecasts shift between colder and milder. The impact of China’s decision to slap a 15% retaliatory ... Read More

Natural Gas News: Will Heatwave Propel Prices Above $3.00?

Natural gas futures surged toward the psychological $3 mark late last week, buoyed by weather forecasts predicting late June to be one of the hottest on record. Despite a bearish government ... Read More

US Natural Gas Prices Drop Sharply As New Weather Forecasts, Lower Weekly Inventory Pull Weigh On Demand

U.S. natural gas prices dropped over 7% to $3.39/MMBtu on Friday due to milder weather forecasts and smaller inventory withdrawal, easing concerns of a severe market shortage. Read More