The attacks in Libya by the allied forces progresses, with no clear schedule on how long this operation will take place, and yet yesterday crude oil prices rose moderately and didn’t seem to react much to this news. Natural gas…
The natural gas market continues to slowdown as consumption in the US drops and the natural gas storage declines at a more moderate rate, and yet the prices of natural gas Henry Hub rose this week, mainly future prices (April…
Let’s review the main price changes in major energy commodities and precious metals for March 18th: Oil and Gas prices: Crude oil price (WTI spot) fell yesterday by 0.35% as it reached 101.07$/b. Brent spot price also decreased by 0.44%…
The natural gas market starts to level out with fewer price drops. The turmoil in the Middle East doesn’t seem to affect this energy market even though the turmoil has an affect on other energy markets mainly crude oil. The…
On account of the ongoing uncertainty in Japan around the nuclear reactor and the radiations omitting from it along with the unease in the Middle East and North Africa, including Libya, Yemen and Bahrain, the fluctuations in the financial markets…
The financial markets keeps on rapidly changing with no apparent direction as the uncertainty in Japan continues. After crude oil prices fell on Tuesday, yesterday the Brent oil and WTI (spot and future) bounced back with rises. Natural gas spot…
Let’s examine the US natural gas market and the effect the recent news from Libya and Japan might affect the Henry Hub natural gas spot price and future price as of March 16th: Gas prices March 2011 According to weather…
After crude oil price fell during last week, as the turmoil in Japan was in the background along with the ongoing Libyan riots, yesterday the market closed with no real change for the WTI spot oil and a small gain…
Let’s examine the current natural gas market in the US and the effect the recent news might have on natural gas spot price (Henry Hub) and future price as of March 14th: Gas prices March 2011 According to recent weather…
This week showed how the natural gas market is capable of throwing off many analysts and traders….despite the ongoing decline in the consumption of natural gas as the winter is slowly departing the US (seeing that one of the prime…