During Fridays trading session natural gas futures for delivery in May traded within the range $4.405-$4.476 and closed at $4.421.
At 10:45 GMT today natural gas futures for settlement in May traded at $4.498 per million British thermal units, adding 1.32% for the day. The contract breached the first key resistance of $4.463 per mBtu, touching a daily high at $4.500 per mBtu at 10:31 GMT.
Fundamental view
Another spring storm will be tracking slowly across the eastern US today with moderate to heavy showers and thunderstorms along the cold front and some light snowfall into the colder air over the Ohio Valley and New England, NatGasWeather.com reported on April 7. The storm will sweep through the eastern US Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing colder-than-normal temperatures deep into the US Southeast, which will lead to several days of strong natural gas and heating demand.
High pressure formation will rapidly build into the central and eastern US late in the week, pushing temperatures into the 70s and 80s in the Plains and the South and 60s in much of the Midwest and Northeast.
However, cold blasts will return in the US around April 13-17th, as cold Canadian air moves back in the US territory, bringing significant surge in natural gas and heating demand.
Technical view
According to Binary Tribune’s daily analysis, in case natural gas price manages to breach the first resistance level at $4.463 per mBtu, it will probably continue up to test $4.505 per mBtu. In case the second key resistance is broken, the energy source will probably attempt to advance to $4.534.
If natural gas price manages to breach the first key support at $4.392, it will probably continue to slide and test $4.363. With this second key support broken, the movement to the downside will probably continue to $4.321 per mBtu.
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