Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) changed directions several times during the week, but ended with moderate rises and thus breaking the downward trend they had during previous weeks. Here is a short review of the main changes in natural gas…
The week started the same way the previous week had ended for gold and silver prices as they have declined again; crude oil price (WTI and Brent spot oil) had moderate changes; natural gas spot price continued bounced back and…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) much like other major commodities’ prices including crude oil prices and gold price started off the week with moderate rises, but soon after they tumbled down for the second half of the week. For natural…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) continue to fall very sharply and they reached at $4.37/mmbtu on June 21st – the lowest price level since May 23rd. Here is a summary of the recent U.S natural gas market EIA report regarding…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) suffered their sharpest decline in June during last week. This drop is probably related to the change in temperatures in the US as the heat wave passed along with the high demand for electricity. The…
Following the sharp fall for crude oil prices the day before yesterday, natural gas prices soon followed as the July futures prices fell sharply by nearly 4%. Gold, silver and crude oil prices didn’t change much yesterday. Here is a…
Natural gas prices (Henry Hub) are traded down in recent days all the way down to $4.52/mmbtu on June 15th, after they have reached last week their highest price level in nearly a year. Last week there was a heat…
June continues to present no clear trend in the commodities market as crude oil price (WTI spot oil) remain around the $100 mark, gold and silver prices also remain around their price level of $1,500 and $36-37 mark, respectively. Here…
The shift in natural gas prices’ direction last week as they fell sharply after increases during the second half of April, might be a short term occurrence. The Henry Hub, much like all other major commodities, was affected by the…
The natural gas prices continue to rise even though the consumption keeps on declining on a national level. This counterintuitive scenario might be due to the aggregation trap, in which on an aggregate level the effects of certain regions on…