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Natural Gas Forecast Continues to See Downward Pressures

  • April 29, 2023

The natural gas market is influenced by several factors, such as supply and demand, weather patterns, geopolitical tensions, and global economic conditions. 

  • The natural gas markets have been slightly lower during Thursday’s trading session, with prices continuing to approach the $2.00 level.
  • The market will continue to struggle with demand, especially with the onset of warmer weather in the northern hemisphere.
  • The northern hemisphere is the biggest area of demand, and if the market is going to be influenced by a lack of cold weather, prices will drop.
  • Typically, this time of year, we see a little bit of negativity and a range in general, setting up between the $2.00 level on the bottom and the $3.00 level on the top.

The 50-Day EMA is situated just above the $2.55 area and is dropping, indicating that we could see technical resistance in that area. Even if we break above that level, the $3.00 level will continue to offer a lot of psychological resistance, an area where we have seen a lot of selling pressure previously. Ultimately, the market will continue to see a lot of back-and-forths, making it challenging to get overly bullish on natural gas anytime soon. We may see some type of spike due to a heat wave, but the market remains in a “fade the rally” type of situation.

Rallies Will Continue to be Faded

One significant problem with natural gas now is the global demand drop from an industrial standpoint, as we are heading into a global recession, leading to dollar pressure. This means that there is no interest in buying natural gas anytime soon, although it could eventually go higher later this year if Europeans must refill their tanks. However, this is probably a couple of months away, so there is no urgency, and rallies will continue to be faded.

The natural gas market is influenced by several factors, such as supply and demand, weather patterns, geopolitical tensions, and global economic conditions. As a result, it is essential to monitor these factors to make sure you aren’t blindsided.

In conclusion, the natural gas markets have been drifting slightly lower during the Thursday trading session, reaching the $2.00 level. The market will continue to struggle with demand, especially as we are heading into warmer months. The 50-Day EMA is just above the $2.55 area and is dropping, indicating technical resistance. Even if we break above that level, the $3.00 level will continue to offer psychological resistance. The global demand drop and dollar pressure mean that there is no interest in buying natural gas anytime soon. Investors must monitor several factors to make informed decisions regarding natural gas investments.

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