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Natural Gas Bullish Momentum: 4.43% Up Since The Last Session

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December 29, 2020

Natural Gas Bullish Momentum: 4.43% Up Since The Last Session

Natural Gas is currently on bullish momentum. At 12:03 EST on Tuesday, 29 December, Natural Gas is at $2.41 and 4.43% up since the last session's close.

Natural Gas Range

Natural Gas is 4.199% up from its last session low of $2.31 and 2.863% up from its last session high of $2.34.

Natural Gas is 8.09% down from its last three sessions higher value of $2.62 and is 6.69% up from its last three sessions lower value of $2.26.

Natural Gas is 13.35% down from its last seven sessions higher value of $2.78 and is 6.69% up from its last seven sessions lower value of $2.26.

Natural Gas is 13.35% down from its last month's higher value of $2.78 and is 6.69% up from its last month's lower value of $2.26.

Volatility

Natural Gas's last day, last week, and last month's average volatility was a negative 12.71%, a negative 6.32%, and a negative 1.71%, respectively.

Natural Gas's last day, last week, and last month's high and low average amplitude percentage was 1.30%, 1.36%, and 1.53%, respectively.

Last news about Natural Gas

Domestic natural gas production, imports, consumption during April-November; outlook for 2021: care ratings. According to Bloomberg Quint on Mon Dec 28, "Domestic natural gas production has declined sharply by 11.8% during eight month-FY21 compared with the 2.6% fall registered during eight month-FY20.", "Imports of natural gas in the form of liquefied natural gas have increased by 0.6% reversing the negative trend experienced since the start of the year."

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