Natural gas price futures rallied intraday following updated

Natural gas price futures rallied intraday following updated NOAA reports showing colder-than-average conditions over the next 10 days. Traders are rotating from short to long positions on expected demand spikes. Interest-rate spreads—the difference between the short-term rates they borrow at and the long-term rates from which they generate income—are already wide, and future interest-rate cuts are likely to help Dynex, too. That’s a bullish enough environment that I want to keep my eye on the company’s next dividend announcement, expected sometime in late October. Disclaimer | Privacy Notice | Cookie Notice | Terms of Use | Data Terms of Use | Modern Slavery Act Transparency Statement | Report a Security Concern Updated storage data showing a below-consensus injection provided fresh support for natural gas price futures, while algorithmic trading systems added to buying momentum in late afternoon trade.