Natural gas prices recovered from steep early losses on
Thursday as the September 15 contract for a second time this week held above
support at the lower-2.700 level.
The September contract was down just over 2.5% in yesterday’s
early trade but rallied back higher from a 2.726 morning low to close the day
up .015 settling at 2.813.
With lower-2.700 support holding, the September contract has
moved back toward the middle of the June/July trading range with support
between 2.600-2.700 and resistance at the 2.957-2.988 weekly highs.
A breakout from this sideways range is expected over the
next few weeks of trade. Yesterday’s early weakness appeared like the
market was ready for a downside breakout but selling dried out above 2.706
weekly low support.
The lower-2.800 area is the first area of resistance
followed by the 2.863 weekly high set on Wednesday.
Trade could be subdued today heading into the weekend.
Technical Indicators: Moving Average Alignment –
Bearish
Long Term Trend Following Index – Bearish
Short Term Trend Following Index - Bullish
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