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Natural gas slips under $3 to a four-month low as forecasts warm — what it means for UNG

Natural gas slips under $3 to a four-month low as forecasts warm — what it means for UNG

NYMEX March natural gas fell 0.9% to $2.958/mmBtu Tuesday, set for its lowest close since October 16. Milder weather forecasts and steady U.S. output weighed on prices, even as LNG feedgas flows held near record highs. Traders now await Thursday’s U.S. storage report. The United States Natural Gas Fund ETF dropped 1.7% to $11.55 in early trading.
Natural gas prices jump near $5.28 as Storm Fern looms — what traders watch next week

Natural gas prices jump near $5.28 as Storm Fern looms — what traders watch next week

Front-month NYMEX Henry Hub gas settled at $5.275/mmBtu Friday, up about 5% on the day as Winter Storm Fern and colder forecasts drove prices higher. Energy Aspects expects the storm could cut U.S. gas output by 86 billion cubic feet over two weeks. Storage fell to 3,065 bcf as of Jan. 16, still above the five-year range. Gas-linked stocks, including the UNG ETF, rose on the rally.
24 January 2026

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  • GraniteShares 3x AMD ETP (3LAM.PA) Surges 11.3% Pre-Market on Euronext
    March 19, 2026, 11:10 PM EDT. 3LAM.PA, GraniteShares 3x Long AMD Daily ETP, surged 11.30% pre-market to EUR 0.22 on Euronext amid heightened volume of 367,263 shares. The rally was fueled by investor demand for leveraged exposure to AMD, reflecting momentum in AMD derivatives and sector flows. Technical indicators signal a strong trend with an ADX of 37.18 but an oversold RSI of 29.67. The ETP's elevated intraday volatility and low liquidity pose risks including widened spreads and tracking errors, typical for products with daily leveraged resets. Meyka AI rates the instrument a Hold with a grade C+, citing volatility, small market cap of EUR 1.52 million, and reliance on AMD performance. Traders are advised to use caution with position sizes and limit orders, especially amid semiconductor sector fluctuations.
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