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    US Natural Gas Down 50% in a Month on Supply Growth – More Downside?



    Natural gas prices in the US have lost over 50% since mid-December with record warm weather and increased production having a double effect.

    Natura gas traders (as well as oil traders) are in a bearish mood with US and European demand set to hit record lows in January, especially if the record high temperatures continue. Even the prolonged outage at the Freeport LNG terminal in Texas hasn’t had a serious impact on the natural gas price chart.

    Where do you think Natural Gas prices are headed next? Give us your forecast in the comments and hit the like button if you enjoyed our Natural Gas price analysis today and make sure to subscribe to the Capital.com channel for more videos like this!

    00:00 Intro
    00:39 Natural gas news update – warm weather, record low demand.
    05:03 Natural gas support and resistance for January, 2022
    06:49 Natural gas technical analysis for January, 2022
    09:36 Recap

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    21 Comments

    1. Andrew Doolittle on

      Always been a widowmaker trade like shorting Yen or Yuan and all living up to that reputation 2023 absolutely. Oil prices still holding up okay despite truly awesome product builds in the USA going into literal "spring like conditions" for both the USA and Europe excepting Russia and Western Canada/Alaska at the moment.

    9. Jamie Leroy on

      What’s really messed up is, natural gas is falling, but big companies still charging high, on the general public with high energy bills.
      It’s all a big scam. Bills should be dropping.
      Governments need to investigate these energy companies, and fine them.

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