2025-12-21 18:27:29

Natural gas futures took a significant hit this week, sliding $0.13 to close at $3.98 for the period ending December 19. That's a sharp 32% drop from the $4.11 starting point.

What caught traders' attention: the 12-month spread is painting a rather weak picture heading into Monday's session. The upward pressure looks subdued, suggesting the near-term momentum isn't particularly bullish right now. With energy commodities volatile as ever, this price action deserves attention from anyone tracking the natural gas and broader energy sector.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 6h ago

Once again, the supply line has been cut off. Natural gas has fallen from 4.11 to 3.98, what does this indicate? It indicates that the go long position has lost ground. A 32% drop looks frightening, but what concerns me more is that 12-month price difference - it's weak as hell, and that's the real danger signal. There is no momentum in the short term, and no support in the medium term; at this time, greed is just asking for death.

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