Natural
gas
Natural gas is measured in cubic meters.
Pricing
The price for natural gas is given by demand and
supply.
The price is affected by the weather as the demand for
natural gas is rising in the coldest months of the year; around December and February.
The price is also affected by the economy; in the
short run; the demand for natural gas will rise when the economy blooms; in the
short run the demand will fall when the economy is in a recession.
The price is also affected by competitions from other
energy sources; if the price for natural gas is getting too high the consumer
of natural gas may switch to other energy sources.
CFD
Trading and natural gas
On the CFD trading platforms is natural gas in the
section commodities.
The price fall from 13,527 in
June 2008 to 2,75 in
August 2009; From 2009 to 2014 has the price been between 5,8 and 1,927; Monday
the 13 2014 is the price 4,12.
The most common trading method; trading CFD; is probably
the use of both indicators and fundamental analyses.
The Henry Hub Natural Gas contract is the world’s benchmark contract for Natural Gas trading. The Natural Gas contract is quoted in US Dollars per mmBtu for a contract of 10,000 mmBu. by tradinglounge.com.au
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