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US Natural Gas Fund (NY: UNG )

6.900 +0.070 (+1.02%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, Mar 29, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
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The War In Ukraine Could Bring Higher Winter Heating Bills In The US: How Investors Can Make Up The Difference
U.S. households that primarily use natural gas for heating will spend an average of $931 on heating during the October to March winter season, according to a recent report by the U.S. Energy... 
Via Benzinga
Dollar Slump Stalls Ahead Of ECB Meeting
The dollar’s recent losses have left it stretched on a near-term basis after today’s ECB meeting, the focus will shift to the Federal Reserve, next week’s meeting, and the employment report. 
Via Talk Markets
Elliott Wave: Commodity Markets
Commodities trading strategies: shorting the US Dollar trade is going well. Crude Oil and Natural gas are the next long trade setups. 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Natural Gas Surprises
While European natural gas prices strengthened yesterday, the market has been under pressure for much of the last week as milder weather and growing storage ease immediate supply concerns. 
Via Talk Markets
Boiling Over
The leveraged ETF BOIL based on natural gas gets nuked virtually every trading day. 
Via Talk Markets
Turkey's Erdogan Said Agreed With Putin to Form Gas Hub in Turkey
-Reuters 
Via Benzinga
Natural Gas Technical Analysis: Price Finds Some Support
Spot natural gas prices slightly advanced during the recent trading at the intraday levels, to achieve slight daily gains. 
Via Talk Markets
Consolidative Tuesday
The Chinese yuan approached the 2% band today and its loss of about 0.65% today makes it the weakest among the emerging market currencies. Most of the major currencies seem to be consolidating. 
Via Talk Markets
US Gasoline Prices Go Haywire As Stockpiles Crater... But Here Comes China To The Rescue
Amid the ongoing scramble for refineries, it is now gasoline that is also seeing abnormal (read deeply concerning) price moves as there is just not enough processing capacity to convert all that oil... 
Via Talk Markets
Elliott Wave Technical Analysis: Gold, Silver, Forex, Uranium, Lithium, Nickel, Crude Oil, Copper, Natural Gas
Commodity Market Summary: As the USD softens off the highs commodities have a corrective rally. 
Via Talk Markets
Energy Policies Will Drive Business From Europe
The European energy crisis has rendered their manufacture of fertilizer uncommercial because of high natural gas prices, which are likely to persist for at least another year or so. 
Via Talk Markets
EU (Sort Of) Agrees On Gas Price Cap, Now What?
Following the conclusion of the first day of the European Council meeting yesterday, it emerged that EU leaders had finally agreed on what could be called a price cap on Russian oil. 
Via Talk Markets
Greenback Holds Above JPY150, While BoJ Goes MIA
The dollar has held above JPY150, and the BOJ hand has not been seen. It rose to almost JPY151 in Europe. 
Via Talk Markets
Dollar Trades Above JPY150 And Truss Gets No Reprieve
The dollar rose above JPY150 for the first time since 1990 and there has been no sign of intervention. 
Via Talk Markets
Financial Markets Report For Wednesday, Oct. 19
In this video Ira Epstein reviews the action in the financial markets for the trading day just ended, Wednesday, October 19. 
Via Talk Markets
Currency And Bond Markets Challenge The Bank Of Japan
Japan's policy challenge is intensifying ahead of next week's BOJ meeting. The yen's inexorable decline continues, and it, coupled with the rise in global bond yields, has pressured the 10-year JGB... 
Via Talk Markets
Why Financial Approaches Won’t Fix The World’s Economic Problems This Time
The economy doesn’t run simply on money and debt. It operates on resources of many kinds, including energy-related resources. 
Via Talk Markets
Sterling And UK Debt Market Respond Favorably To The Return Of Orthodoxy
The sterling is leading the major currencies higher today with around a 1% gain. The greenback is trading lower against all the major currencies, though it is virtually flat against the yen. 
Via Talk Markets
Weekly Waves: EUR/USD, Bitcoin And Gas
Our weekly Elliott Wave analysis reviews the EUR/USD 4-hour chart, the Natural Gas 4-hour chart, and the Bitcoin daily chart. 
Via Talk Markets
Commodity Markets: Gold, Silver, Forex, Uranium, Crude Oil, Copper And Natural Gas
The gold and silver markets are in a downtrend, with crude in an uptrend pulling back at the moment with an abc correction that is nearly completed. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Briefing For Monday, Oct. 17
The 'bear case' is front and center obviously. Most everything else is struggling and certainly there's no valuation argument about the majority of big-cap stocks, for now. 
Via Talk Markets
Dollar Recovers From Yesterday's Stunning Reversal, But Has Sentiment Turned In North America?
There has been little follow-through dollar selling so far today after yesterday’s dramatic downside reversal after the initial flurry of buying in response to the stronger-than-expected US CPI. 
Via Talk Markets
Can We Look Past US CPI?
Headline inflation may ease for the third consecutive month, but by any reckoning, it will remain too high, and the longer it is high, the more Fed officials will worry about it becoming embedded into... 
Via Talk Markets
Maybe Far Away, Or Maybe Real Nearby? Analysis Of The Uncertain Economic Environment In Europe And The UK
As Europe and the UK deal with a potential energy crisis, investors are wondering whether a recession is inevitable, and if so, what the implications on their portfolio might be. 
Via Talk Markets
Oil Futures Recovered Some of Their Losses
Oil futures recovered some losses after falling by 2% the previous day, aided by supply concerns resulting from OPEC+ output restrictions, albeit a stronger dollar weighed on market mood. 
Via Talk Markets
Week's Main Events - Week Of Oct. 10
Economists are predicting a slight decline in inflation, which will allow investors to return to riskier assets on expectations that the Fed will be less aggressive in raising interest rates. 
Via Talk Markets
The Energy Report: OPEC Outrage
Despite all the vitriol coming out of Washington, oil prices are pulling back. The reason why they’re pulling back seems to be the fact that recession fears are running high. The dollar is higher, and... 
Via Talk Markets
New Week, But Same Old Stocks (Heavier) And Dollar (Stronger)
The start of the new week has not broken the bearish drive lower in equities. 
Via Talk Markets
The Commodities Feed: Gasoil Spreads Surge
Oil had its best week since March following OPEC+ supply cuts, whilst gasoil time spreads have surged due to ongoing strike action at French refineries. 
Via Talk Markets
Expect A CPI Energy Surge In October Due To Rising Gasoline Prices
Gasoline was stable in September but October will be another matter. 
Via Talk Markets
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