Bearish Rectangle News Today

Natural gas prices continue stabilizing around the February low. Meanwhile, a Bearish Rectangle is brewing on the 4-hour timeframe. Will a breakout unfold in the week ahead?

Crude oil prices traded flat on Thursday amid competing fundamental headlines. While financial sector volatility cooled, markets also priced out some Fed rate cut bets.

Crude oil prices extended losses during Tuesday’s Asia-Pacific session. Market uncertainty may be pushed further if another sticky US inflation report reinvigorates Fed rate hike bets.

Crude oil prices sank the most in 2 months after testimony from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Ahead, WTI is eyeing DOE oil inventory data and JOLST job openings. Where to?

Natural gas prices fell the most on Tuesday since January 5th, setting the commodity up for yet another weekly loss towards 2020 lows as a key support level on the daily chart was taken out.

Natural gas prices resumed a broader losing streak last week as the commodity fell almost 10%. A Bearish Rectangle chart pattern breakout may spell more trouble for the heating gas ahead.

Natural gas prices extended losses for a second day in a row, once again placing the focus on the floor of a Bearish Rectangle chart formation. Will the commodity break support?

Natural gas prices are losing downside momentum, are prices primed for a reversal? A Bearish Rectangle on the 4-hour setting offers some counterpoints to this argument.

The Euro and Dow Jones futures slid as gold and crude oil prices soared amid reports that Russia shelled a key Ukranian nuclear power plant, leaving financial markets at risk as the weekend nears.

EUR/USD one-week implied volatility surged to a November 2020 high as the Euro continues to trade in a familiar range. Retail traders are increasing upside exposure, hinting at further losses.