EIA Natural Gas Change BCF: Actual 49B (Forecast 50B, Previous 72B). Inventories still rise and stay significantly above the 5-year average which may be a stopper for investors that would follow a seasonal pattern that indicates an upward trend at leat to mid-August.
Gas inventories are significantly above 5-year average. Source: EIA

NATGAS continues its sell-off, the second day in a row. The nearest support is located close to 2.5 USD/MMBTU which is also near the lower limit of upward trend channel. It is important to notice that the price decreases despite seasonality which indicates upward trend at least to mid-August. Source: xStation5
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