The price of natural gas changed course and plummeted below $4.8 during last week. United States Natural Gas (UNG) also decreased. Even though natural gas lost more than 3.4% since the beginning of February, the price of natural gas is…
The price of natural gas changed course and fell during the second half of the week and fell below the $4.8 mark – the lowest level in the past couple of weeks. The average weekly price was still 4.1% higher…
Chesapeake Energy (NYSE: CHK) will release its 2014 outlook at the end of this week and its fourth-quarter earnings report by the end of the month. Until these two reports will be released, let’s examine how the company has done…
The price of natural gas jumped again and on Wednesday passed the $5.5 level – the highest level since January 2010. By the end of the week, however, natural gas tumbled down to below $5. United States Natural Gas (UNG)…
Last week’s FOMC decision to cut further its asset purchase program by another $10 billion to $65 billion a month may have contributed to the rally of the US dollar and the decline of precious metals prices. This upcoming week…
The price of natural gas has spiked last week to pass the $5 mark – the highest level since June 2010. United States Natural Gas (UNG) has also jumped during last week. The cold weather has pressured up the price…
The forex and commodities markets demonstrated high volatility during the past week This week several reports will be released and may affect commodities, equities and forex markets; these include: FOMC meeting, U.S new and pending home sales, U.S GDP for…
The price of natural gas continues to sharply rise as the price passed the $5 mark at the end of last week – the last time the price passed this threshold was back in June 2010. The average weekly price…
The natural gas market heated up in the past several weeks as the extreme cold weather in the Northeast and Midwest increased the demand for natural gas. Will the price of natural gas continue to rise? How will the latest…
The U.S coal industry has slowed down in 2013. Despite this slowdown, several coal companies including CONSOL Energy (NYSE:CNX) and Alliance Resource Partners (NASDAQ:ARLP) were able to increase their sales, while other coal companies such as Peabody Energy (NYSE:BTU) didn’t perform…