Natural Gas Futures Is 18% Up In The Last 21 Sessions

(VIANEWS) – Natural Gas (NG) has been up by 18.88% for the last 21 sessions. At 02:53 EST on Wednesday, 9 October, Natural Gas (NG) is $2.71.

Volume

Today’s last reported volume for Natural Gas is 3431, 99.99% below its average volume of 3041106057.97.

Volatility

Natural Gas’s last week, last month’s, and last quarter’s current intraday variation average was a negative 1.89%, a negative 0.47%, and a positive 3.46%, respectively.

Natural Gas’s highest amplitude of average volatility was 4.77% (last week), 5.08% (last month), and 3.46% (last quarter), respectively.

Commodity Price Classification

According to the stochastic oscillator, a useful indicator of overbought and oversold conditions, Natural Gas’s commodity is considered to be overbought (>=80).

News about

  • According to FXStreet on Monday, 7 October, "This turns out to be a key factor that acts as a tailwind for Crude Oil prices and warrants caution for bearish traders or positioning for any meaningful slide.", "That said, speeches by influential FOMC members will drive the USD demand and provide some impetus to USD-denominated commodities, including Crude Oil prices. "
  • According to FXStreet on Monday, 7 October, "Markets are bracing for an escalation in the newly-sparked conflict between Iran and Israel; commodity investors are worried that Israel is set to lash out at Iran and strike Iran’s Crude Oil industry, a move that could send global energy prices soaring. ", "Chevron (CVX) rose one-third of one percent, as the fuels provider benefits from rapidly-accelerating Crude Oil prices. "
  • Crude oil rallies after biden administration says no to bombing iranian oil fields. According to FXStreet on Monday, 7 October, "At the time of writing, Crude Oil (WTI) trades at $75.78 and Brent Crude at $79.53.", "The current Crude Oil price level, with the red descending trendline and the 100-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) in the chart below at $75.74 just hovering above it, makes that region very difficult to break through. "

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