Natural Gas keeps retreating with more bearish elements in the mix.
Traders are pushing gas to substantial lower levels which could mean longer term low pricing.
The US Dollar Index is flat for this week’s performance ahead of PPI and Michigan numbers.
Natural Gas (XNG/USD) is trading back around $1.65 and is facing more downward pressure. Recent US data shows that demand for Gas is now not only abating in Europe, but also in the US. The decline towards $1.50 could mean that Gas prices are heading into a region of substantially lower pricings for longer with redundancy at peak levels against tepid global demand.
The US Dollar (USD) meanwhile has eased back to its entry level from Monday. The underperforming Retail Sales print from Thursday was enough to erase the red-hot inflation print from Tuesday. Traders are gearing up to close the US Dollar Index (DXY) either at a loss or a profit on the back of US Producer Price Index (PPI) numbers and University of Michigan numbers
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