NATGAS gains after last week's rollover

12:52 PM 26 June 2023

NATGAS continues to gain after last week's rollover and trades above $2.80 per MMBTu already, what may suggest that seasonal rebound has already started. On the other hand, seasonal indicator available on xStation5 platform suggest that the next local low may be reached by the end of this week.

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Source: Bloomberg

NATGAS gained at the start of a new week and reached the upper limit of the upward channel. NATGAS jumped last week due to contract rollover but price continued to move higher later on and broke above a previous local high. NATGAS launched today's trading higher but the bullish price gap has been almost completely filled already. Performance of natural gas ETF NGAS.UK is also of note as it takes into account negative impact of swaps. In this case we have also seen a break above a recent trading range. Should we see a break below $2.80 and a 78.6% retracement, one cannot rule out an attempt to fill post-rollover gap near 61.8% retracement.

Source: xStation5

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