The price of United States Natural Gas (UNG) dropped below $20 last week and by 9% since the beginning of the month. The fall in oil prices may have weakened the natural gas market. But another key factor is the…
U.S. employment sharply increase much higher than expected with 321K additional jobs, based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure was higher than market expectations, which were at 231K and the ADP report showed that private non-farm payroll added…
Markets are different during the holiday season that just began. How should you react? We begin with this topic and then talk about things that do move markets: the US data and especially GDP that look more complicated than earlier, the UK…
The price of United States Natural Gas (UNG) continued its rally as it added 5.5% during last week. Since the beginning of the month, UNG rose by almost 11%. The recent changes in the weather have contributed to the rise…
A packed show begins with US housing and its very close correlation to growth. We then run down the FOMC Meeting Minutes and continue to more exciting events: the political turmoil in Japan which is rocking the yen, and what’s going…
United States Natural Gas (UNG) changed direction and tumbled down by 7% in the past week. This comes after the natural gas ETF spiked by 13% a week earlier. Will this seesaw movement continue for UNG? Let’s start with the…
The Aussie is a very popular currency and for good technical and fundamental reasons. After diving down under, we go back to the USA and examine all jobs numbers leading to the FOMC minutes. The British pound has been punished,…
United States Natural Gas (UNG) rose by 13% since the beginning of the month as the expectations for a rise in demand in natural gas for heating are growing. What is next for UNG? The chart below shows the progress…
Markets are moving fast and there’s a lot talk about: a dive into Draghi’s determined drive, an explanation about the plunge of the yen, a look forward into big events in the UK and a look at Brazil. Welcome to…
U.S. employment rose by a lower than anticipated rate with 214K additional jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure was below market expectations, which were at 229K and the ADP report showed that private non-farm payroll rose…