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Natural Gas: What Can Investors Expect?
The EIA reported a rise of 120 Bcf in natural gas inventories for the last week. However, analysts expected a rise of 106 Bcf in the inventories level.
Are Natural Gas Prices in a ‘Buy’ Zone Right Now?
Natural gas prices could see a large upside in the coming months. Will natural gas prices rise this summer or remain range-bound?
Analyzing the Upcoming Natural Gas Inventory Report
On Thursday, the EIA will report the natural gas inventory data. For the week ended April 24, the EIA reported a rise of 70 Bcf in natural gas inventories.
Should You Buy Natural Gas Futures amid COVID-19?
The volatility in Henry Hub gas prices might concern investors. You could look for natural gas-weighted stocks like EQT and Cabot Oil & Gas.
Trade Deal Could Push Natural Gas Prices Higher
Phase one of the trade deal could be a turning point for natural gas prices. China might purchase more US energy and agricultural products.
Can Natural Gas Prices Close 2019 on a High?
Last week, natural gas prices rose 1.4% and closed at $2.33 per million British thermal units. However, the oil rig count jumped by 18 to 685.
What’s On Deck for Natural Gas Prices This Week?
Last week, natural gas prices fell 1.3% and settled at $2.29 per MMBtu. Active natural gas futures ended at their second-lowest level in three weeks.
Where Natural Gas Prices Could Head after Inventory
This morning, natural gas prices rose 1.4%. The EIA released its natural gas inventories report, showing a decline of 73 Bcf—3 Bcf less than forecast.
Inventory, OPEC+: Will Natural Gas Prices Fall?
Today at 11:42 AM ET, natural gas prices rose 1.9% despite a bearish inventory report. The EIA noted that last week’s natural gas inventories fell 19 Bcf.
Natural Gas Prices: What Indicators Suggest This Week
Last week, Henry Hub natural gas prices fell 14.4%—the highest weekly decline in the last year. The United States Natural Gas Fund LP (UNG) fell 14%.
Why Bulls Should Worry about Natural Gas Prices
The EIA reported the natural gas inventories for last week. At 3,610 Bcf, natural gas inventories declined by 28 Bcf on a week-over-week basis.
Natural Gas Prices: Analyzing Key Indicators
On Thursday, natural gas prices rose by 0.3% and settled at $2.567 per MMBtu (million British thermal units). The UNG rose 0.6%.
Are Natural Gas Prices Ignoring EIA Data?
Natural gas prices are falling while the rise in natural gas inventories came in below expectations. So prices on track, or are they ignoring the EIA data?
Will the Rig Count Support Natural Gas Prices Today?
Last week, natural gas prices surged 18%. This was the largest weekly gain for natural gas active futures since the week ended January 24, 2014.
Why Natural Gas Prices Could Take a Hit Next Week
On October 24, natural gas prices rose 1.5% and settled at $2.32 per MMBtu. On the same day, the United States Natural Gas Fund LP rose 1.4%.
EIA Inventory Data: Will Natural Gas Decline Further?
EIA inventory data showed a buildup of 104 Bcf (billion cubic feet) in natural gas inventories. The EIA reported the natural gas inventory on October 17.
Why Natural Gas Prices Might Crash in Winter
On October 11, natural gas prices fell just 0.2% and settled at $2.214 per MMBtu (million British thermal units). However, the UNG rose 0.8%.
Why Are Natural Gas Prices Ignoring EIA Data?
Today, natural gas prices rose 0.6%. The EIA reported last week’s natural gas inventory data—a rise of 112 Bcf against the expected 105 Bcf.
Natural Gas Prices: What Could Impact Next Week?
On September 27, natural gas prices declined 1% and settled at $2.40 per MMBtu. The United States Natural Gas Fund LP (UNG) fell 2% on the same day.
How Saudi Crude Attack Could Push Natural Gas Prices
Today, the EIA plans to report natural gas inventories for the week ended September 13. A negative inventories spread could support natural gas prices.
Where Is US Crude Oil Headed? An Energy Update
On August 30, US crude oil October futures settled at $55.1 per barrel. On a week-over-week basis, US crude oil prices rose 1.7%.
August 23 EIA Report: Will Natural Gas Prices Rise?
Henry Hub natural gas prices rose 2.79% after the EIA released its natural gas inventories for the week ended August 23. The EIA reported a rise of 60 Bcf.
Natural Gas Prices: Will the $2 Wall Collapse?
On August 8, natural gas prices rose 2.2% and settled at $2.13 per MMBtu. The United States Natural Gas Fund LP (UNG) rose 1.7%.
Natural Gas: What to Expect This Week
On June 27, natural gas’s implied volatility was ~33%—4% above its 15-day moving average. The implied volatility fell ~4.9% in the trailing week.
Natural Gas Futures Spread: Are Traders Confused?
On June 26, the natural gas futures for August 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.23 to the August 2020 futures. On June 18, the futures spread was at a discount of $0.24.
Natural Gas: What Can Investors Expect in June?
On June 20, natural gas’s implied volatility was 34.7%—18.8% above its 15-day moving average. The implied volatility has risen ~20.1% in the trailing week, while active futures have fallen 6.7%.
Natural Gas: Analyzing the Forward Curve
As of June 18, the natural gas futures contracts for delivery between July and September were priced in descending order. On June 11–18, natural gas July futures fell 3%, UNG fell 3.1%, and BOIL fell 6.7%.
Where Natural Gas Could Head Next Week
Yesterday, natural gas’s implied volatility was 28.9%, 4.7% above its 15-day moving average.
Here’s Some Good News for Natural Gas ETFs amid Weaker Gas Prices
As of June 11, the natural gas futures contracts for delivery between July and September were priced in descending order.
Natural Gas: Key Price Level This Week
Natural gas futures are expected to close between $2.25 and $2.42 per MMBtu (million British thermal units) 68.0% of the time until June 14.
Futures Spread: A Flip in Natural Gas’s Sentiments?
As of May 28, the natural gas futures contracts for delivery between July and August were priced in ascending order.
Where Natural Gas Prices Could Close in the Next Week
On May 23, natural gas’s implied volatility was 24.7%, ~9.3% higher than its 15-day moving average.
Natural Gas Forward Curve Impacted UNG and BOIL
On May 14–21, the natural gas June futures fell 1.7%. UNG fell 1.3% and BOIL fell 2.8%.
Natural Gas: Important Price Level This Week
On May 17, natural gas’s implied volatility was 22.8%, which is ~1.8% above its 15-day moving average.
Futures Spread: Less Bullish Sentiments on Natural Gas
As of May 15, the natural gas futures contracts for delivery between June and August were priced in ascending order.
Analyzing the Role of Oil and Gas in the US’s Energy Needs
According to the Energy Information Administration, energy consumption in the US reached its highest level ever in 2018.
Natural Gas’s Forward Curve: Key for Energy Investors
On May 7, the natural gas futures for June 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.02 to the June 2020 futures.
Natural Gas Prices: A Flip in the Sentiments
On May 1, the natural gas futures for June 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.05 to the June 2020 futures.
Futures Spread: Are Natural Gas Traders Confused?
On April 9, the natural gas futures for May 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.08 to the May 2020 futures.
Markets Crash in 1Q – April Fool’s
Decent earnings combined with low expectations are fueling rally after rally – not to mention the ever elusive promise of a China deal.
Natural Gas Fell, Impacted Natural Gas ETFs
On January 25–February 1, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) fell 10.8%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) fell 20.8%.
Comparing Natural Gas ETFs’ Performances to Natural Gas Prices
Between January 18 and January 25, the United States Natural Gas ETF fell 3.6%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF fell 8.1%.
Futures Spread: Bearish Sentiments Rise for Natural Gas
On January 23, the natural gas futures for March 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.01 to the March 2020 futures.
Futures Spread: Natural Gas Prices Might Be in Trouble
On December 31, the natural gas futures for February 2019 closed at a discount of ~$0.06 to the February 2020 futures.
Analyzing Natural Gas ETFs Last Week
On December 21–28, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) fell 9.4%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) fell 17.5%.
Analyzing the Futures Spread and Natural Gas Prices
On December 24, the natural gas futures for February 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.35 to the February 2020 futures.
Analyzing the Natural Gas Futures Spread
On December 18, the natural gas futures for January 2019 closed at a premium of ~$0.7 to the January 2020 futures.
Natural Gas Futures Spread: Are the Bullish Sentiments Declining?
On December 11, the natural gas futures for January 2019 closed at a premium of ~$1.2 to the January 2020 futures.
Analyzing Natural Gas ETFs’ Returns Last Week
On November 23–30, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) rose 2.6%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) rose 5%.
Natural Gas’s Whopping Upside: Gas ETFs React
On November 2–9, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) rose 13%, while the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) rose 25%.
Did Natural Gas ETFs Underperform Natural Gas’s Rise Last Week?
On October 26–November 2, UNG rose 1.5%, while BOIL rose 0.3%. These ETFs track natural gas futures.
Futures Spread: Less Bullish Sentiments for Natural Gas
On October 16, the natural gas futures for November closed at a premium of ~$0.42 to the November 2019 futures.
Futures Spread: Are Natural Gas’s Bullish Sentiments Rising?
On September 25, the natural gas futures for November closed at a premium of ~$0.35 to their November 2019 futures.
Understanding Natural Gas ETFs’ Huge Rise Last Week
Between September 14 and 21, the United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) and the ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas ETF (BOIL) rose 8.4% and 16.8%, respectively.
Have Natural Gas ETFs Fallen More than Natural Gas?
Natural gas October futures fell 4.8% last week. BOIL underperformed natural gas futures and UNG during this period.
US Natural Gas Price Drivers on August 6–10
US natural gas futures increased 1.3% to $2.81 per MMBtu (million British thermal units) on July 26–August 2.
Why August Could Be Dull for Natural Gas
On July 31, natural gas September futures fell 0.5% and settled at $2.782 per MMBtu (million British thermal units).
Analyzing the S&P 500 and Energy Prices in July
The S&P 500 rose ~0.49% to 2,816.29 on July 31. Renewed trade negations between the US and China supported the S&P 500.
Are Hedge Funds Reducing Bullish Bets on US Natural Gas?
Hedge funds cut their net long positions in US natural gas futures and options 44.8% to 24,984 on July 17–24.
Record US Natural Gas Production Kept a Lid on the Prices
PointLogic estimates that US dry natural gas production increased 0.5% to 81 Bcf (billion cubic feet) per day on July 19–25.
How Has Noble Energy Stock Been Performing Recently?
Year-over-year, NBL stock has risen ~22.7%, while crude oil prices have surged 46.5% in the same period.
Union Pacific’s Volume Growth Compared to the Industry in Week 28
In Week 28 (ended July 14), Western US rail giant Union Pacific (UNP) reported a 1.4% YoY (year-over-year) rise in carload traffic.
The Rise in CSX’s Merchandise Freight Revenues in Q2 2018
CSX’s general merchandise volumes fell 1.0% in the second quarter to 689,000 units from 694,000 units in the same period last year.
Why CSX’s Coal Revenues Rose in Q2 2018
In the second quarter, CSX’s coal revenues grew 7.0% year-over-year to $569.0 million from $530.0 million in the second quarter of 2017.
Analysts Expect an 89% Rise in Teekay’s Q2 2018 Earnings
Eight analysts have given recommendations on Teekay LNG Partners. Of these, 37% of analysts are bullish.
US Natural Gas Consumption Could Rise Next Week
PointLogic estimates that US dry natural gas consumption increased 4.5% to 65.3 Bcf (billion cubic feet) per day on July 12–18.
How Does US Natural Gas Production Impact Prices?
PointLogic estimates that US dry natural gas production fell 0.7% to 80 Bcf per day on July 12–18. However, the production has risen 11% YoY.
Are Oversupply Concerns Worrying Natural Gas Traders?
On July 17, natural gas August 2018 futures closed at a premium of ~$0.11 to August 2019 futures, compared with ~$0.12 on July 10.
Crude Oil and the S&P 500’s Price Movement on July 17
The S&P 500 rose ~0.4% to 2,809.55 on July 17—the highest closing since February 1. The index rose due to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s bullish comments.
These Factors Could Pressure the S&P 500 and Crude Oil
Pressured by the drop in crude oil prices and energy stocks, the S&P 500 Index fell ~0.1% to 2,798.43 on July 16.
COG’s Second-Quarter Revenue to Fall: Impact on Earnings
Cabot Oil & Gas (COG) plans to release its second-quarter earnings on July 27. Revenue estimates stand at ~$384.96 million.
US Jobs Help S&P 500 to Rise on July 6, Oil and Gas Also Rise
The S&P 500 rose ~0.85% to 2,759.82 on July 6, its highest level in two weeks.
S&P 500 Fell, Crude Oil and Energy Sector Rose
August WTI oil futures contracts rose 0.3% to $74.14 per barrel on July 3. Brent oil futures rose 0.6% to $77.16 per barrel on the same day.
Analyzing Hedge Funds’ Positions in US Natural Gas
Hedge funds reduced their net bullish positions in US natural gas futures and options 11.3% to 165,768 on June 19–26.
What’s Impacting S&P the 500 and Crude Oil?
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) rose ~1.7% to $271.28 during the first half of the year. SPY aims to track the performance of the S&P 500 Index.
Analysts Rate Golar LNG, GasLog, and Teekay LNG Partners
About 92.0% of the analysts tracking Golar LNG recommended a “buy” or some equivalent on June 26.
How Energy Commodities Are Performing This Week
Crude oil (USO) prices rose from last week’s close of $68.58 per barrel to $70.53 per barrel on June 26—an increase of ~3%.
How the Energy Sector Is Doing This Year
In this series, we’ll look at the Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF’s (XLE) strongest stocks, and analyze the developments behind their movement.
OPEC Meeting: Crude Oil Prices and Energy Sector Pressure S&P 500
The S&P 500 fell ~0.63% to 2,749.76 on June 21. The decline in crude oil prices pressured energy stocks, which in turn pressured the S&P 500 ahead of the OPEC meeting.
How Energy Commodities Performed from June 18–20
Energy stocks are rising this week. The Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLE) has risen 1.2% from June 18–20.
Natural Gas Futures Market: Demand and Supply Expectations
On June 19, natural gas July futures closed at a premium of ~$0.24 to July 2019 futures. The difference is called the “futures spread.”
Why Are Natural Gas Prices Falling?
On June 19, natural gas July futures fell 1.7% and settled at $2.9 per MMBtu. Southwestern Energy, Cabot Oil & Gas, and Chesapeake Energy rose.
Brent and US Crude Oil before OPEC’s Meeting
On June 8–15, Brent crude oil August futures fell 3.9%, which was 2.9 percentage points more than the fall in US crude oil.
EIA Upgrades US Natural Gas Production Forecasts for 2018, 2019
Pointlogic, a market intelligence company, estimates that US dry natural gas production increased 0.3% to 79.8 Bcf (billion cubic feet) per day from June 7 to June 13.
Why US Crude Oil Prices Are Steady
On June 14, Russia and Saudi Arabia announced a bilateral framework to increase cooperation and manage the oil market.
Crude Oil and Natural Gas Futures Rose, SPY Fell
The energy sector, which accounts for ~6.2% of the S&P 500 Index, fell 0.4% on June 13. XLE fell ~0.4% to $76.42 on June 13.
Why the S&P 500 and WTI Crude Oil Rose on June 12
July WTI oil futures contracts rose 0.4% to $66.36 per barrel on June 12 due to the expectation of a fall in US crude oil inventories.
Analysts’ Recommendations for Golar LNG in June
Golar LNG (GLNG) stock has fallen more than 9% since the start of the year. The stock fell sharply after its first-quarter results.
Analysts See a 41.9% Upside on Dynagas LNG Partners
In May, Dynagas LNG Partners (DLNG) reported its first-quarter results.
How Natural Gas ETFs Reacted to Natural Gas Decline Last Week
Last week, Gulfport Energy (GPOR) and Range Resources (RRC) fell 9.7% and 2%, respectively.
S&P 500 Falls, but Energy Sector Is the Top Gainer on June 7
The S&P 500 fell ~0.07% to 2,770.37 on June 7 due to the decline in technology stocks and global trade tariff tensions.
Why Are Natural Gas Prices Struggling?
On June 5, natural gas July futures fell 1.4% and settled at $2.89 per MMBtu. Southwestern Energy and Gulfport Energy fell 1.9% and 1%, respectively.
Could Southwestern Energy Be Following a New Uptrend?
In the last week (May 29–June 4), Southwestern Energy (SWN) stock has risen ~7%.
Have Natural Gas ETFs Outperformed Natural Gas?
From March 3, 2016, to June 1, natural gas active futures rose 80.7% from their 17-year low.
ConocoPhillips Stock: Did It Outperform Crude Oil Last Week?
For a holiday-shortened week ended June 1, crude oil (USO) prices decreased from $67.88 per barrel to $65.81, a 3% fall.
Crude Oil Futures and the S&P 500’s Price Action
The energy sector, which accounts for ~6.1% of the S&P 500, rose 0.5% on June 1. XLE rose ~0.5% to $76.38 on June 1.
Could US Crude Oil Fall More?
On May 31, US crude oil July futures fell 1.7% and closed at $67.04 per barrel. That day, the United States Oil ETF (USO) fell 2%.
Crude Oil Prices and the S&P 500 Declined on May 31
The energy sector, which accounts for ~6.1% of the S&P 500 Index, fell 0.8% on May 31. XLE fell ~0.8% to $76 on May 31.
Why Crude Oil Prices and the S&P 500 Are Feeling the Heat
The S&P 500 fell ~1.2% to 2,689.86 on May 29, marking the largest one-day decline in a month. Concerns about political uncertainty in Italy and the Eurozone pressured US bank stocks.
Have Natural Gas Supply Concerns Increased?
On May 29, natural gas July futures closed at a premium of ~$0.25 to July 2019 futures. On May 22–29, natural gas July futures fell 1.1%.
