NATURAL GAS – Bullish Momentum Still Has Room to RunNatural Gas is entering an interesting phase as the longer-term fundamental outlook remains supportive while the technical structure continues to favor buyers. Growing demand for U.S. LNG exports is providing a stronger foundation for the market, even as high domestic production and comfortable inventories remain short-term headwinds.
From a fundamental perspective, rising U.S. LNG export demand and tighter conditions across the global LNG market are the main factors supporting the longer-term outlook. As more U.S. natural gas is directed toward overseas markets, stronger export demand could gradually tighten the domestic supply-demand balance. This keeps the broader picture constructive despite temporary pressure from storage and production.
On the H4 chart, Natural Gas continues to respect its ascending trendline, with 270 standing out as the key support area. This level also sits near the unfilled gap below, making it an important zone to watch if another pullback develops. As long as buyers continue to defend this structure, I expect the market to maintain its bullish path and gradually work its way back toward 283–288.
In the short term, 270 remains the line buyers need to protect. If it holds, 283–288 stays in focus as the next upside target zone.
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