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Natural gas is on the rise, and these exchange-traded products can give investors an easy way to benefit, although all carry risks as well.
Natural gas inventories in the United States decline from November through March. The peak heating season increases the demand for the energy commodity. The beginning of the withdrawal season, when stockpiles...
Natural gas is one of the most volatile commodities traded on the futures exchange. The highly seasonal energy commodity is heading toward the peak demand season when inventories decline, but the price...
Wall Street gave a downbeat performance last week. The S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq Composite lost 1.4%, 0.2% and 1.5%, respectively. Uncertainties related to the upcoming U.S. presidential...
Nearby U.S. natural gas prices are flirting with the $2 per MMBtu level despite a record-hot summer, during which cooling demand has increased. Over the coming months, the market will shift to concerns...
The weekend and overnight weather data trended colder across the northern US for this weekend and next week (Nov 18-27) leading to sharply higher natural gas prices to open the new trading week.
Three years ago, NYMEX natural gas futures traded to the lowest price of this century when the energy commodity reached a two-and-one-half-decade low. In August 2020, the price exploded to a fourteen-year...
Natural gas prices are just above the $2 per MMBtu level, a far cry from the August 2022 high that took the volatile energy commodity over $10 per MMBtu for the first time since 2008. In the early days...