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NATURAL GAS

Special Reports - 19/01/2026

19 January, 2026

The example below uses Contracts For Difference (CFDs). Calculations are only on the price of the specific instrument on the date below and calculations indicate a possible profit or loss. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information, consequently any person acting on it does so entirely at their own risk.

Natural Gas weekly special report based on 1.00 Lot Calculation:

NATURAL GAS USE AND MARKET SHARE:

  • NATURAL GAS is mainly used for electricity generation and heating. In the U.S., about 45% of homes use natural gas for heating.
  • MARKET SHARE - PRODUCERS: BIGGEST NATURAL GAS PRODUCERS IN THE WORLD. The U.S. is the largest producer, with ~25% of the global market share, while Russia is the second with ~15% of the market. Iran is third with ~5%.
  • MARKET SHARE - LNG (LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS) EXPORTERS: The U.S. is the major LNG exporter, holding ~21% of the global market share, while Australia is the second with ~ 20% of the market. Qatar is third with ~19% and Russia fourth with ~ 8% of the global market.
  • MARKET SHARE - CONSUMERS: The U.S. is the world's largest natural gas consumer, with ~ 22% of global consumption, while Russia holds ~ 11.6%, the EU ~11%, and China ~ 10.6%.
  • MARKET SHARE - LNG- LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS IMPORTERS: China is the world's largest LNG importer, with ~19-23.5% of global imports, Japan is second with ~ 16%- 18%, and the EU ~14%-15%. (Source: IEA)

EVENTS:

  • THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 AT 15:30 GMT: U.S. WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE DATA. U.S. natural gas inventories have declined for the past eight consecutive weeks, confirming tightening market fundamentals. Another larger than expected decline would reinforce the tightening trend and could provide further upside support for natural gas prices.

GEOPOLITICS: RUSSIA – UKRAINE CONFLICT

  • BREAKING (JANUARY 9): RUSSIA HITS UKRAINE WITH RARELY USED ORESHNIK MISSILE IN FRESH STRIKES. According to the BBC, Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine, including the rare use of the Oreshnik ballistic missile, hitting infrastructure near Lviv, close to the EU border. Ukrainian authorities confirmed damage to energy infrastructure and power disruptions, while attacks on power plants remain a recurring feature of the conflict.
  • BREAKING (JANUARY 8): ZELENSKIY SEEKS NEW TALKS WITH TRUMP AS KEY ISSUES REMAIN UNRESOLVED. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has called for another meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump following discussions with European leaders in Paris. Talks focused on sensitive issues such as territorial control and the future of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, Europe’s largest. Despite diplomatic efforts, major disagreements remain, keeping geopolitical tensions elevated.

NATURAL GAS CAPACITY

  • EU NATURAL GAS CAPACITY BELOW AVERAGES: The EU natural gas capacity is at 50.9% full, down 21.9% from its 5-year average, indicating tighter supply conditions and strong demand across the region.
  • RUSSIAN PIPELINE GAS TO EUROPE HITS DECADES LOW. According to Reuters, Russia’s pipeline gas exports to Europe fell 44% in 2025, reaching their lowest level since the mid-1970s as the EU continues to phase out Russian gas, tightening Europe’s supply outlook.

US WEATHER FORECAST (SECOND HALF OF JANUARY)

  • WEATHER FORECASTS (Source: BBC News): ARCTIC BLAST SET TO HIT THE U.S. An Arctic blast from Canada is expected to bring very cold conditions from the Midwest to the Northeast, affecting more than 50 million people. The sharp drop in temperatures could boost heating demand, supporting higher U.S. natural gas consumption, as over 40% of U.S. households rely on natural gas for heating.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

  • STRONG SUPPORT ZONE AT $3.00: Since late 2024, natural gas has repeatedly found strong support near the $3.00 level, with prices rebounding toward $3.50 or higher each time the market approached this zone. This area has been tested 9 times since November 2024. However, it could also decline.

GRAPH (Daily): November 2024 – January 2026

Please note that past performance does not guarantee future results

Natural Gas, January 19, 2026
Current Price: 3.470

NATURAL GAS

Weekly

Trend direction

UP

Resistance 3

5.000

Resistance 2

4.500

Resistance 1

4.000

Support 1

3.000

Support 2

2.900

Support 3

2.800

Example of calculation based on weekly trend direction for 1.00 Lot1

NATURAL GAS

Pivot Points

Resistance 3

Resistance 2

Resistance 1

Support 1

Support 2

Support 3

Profit or loss in $

15,300

10,300

5,300

-4,700

-5,700

-6,700

Profit or loss in €²

13,162

8,861

4,559

-4,043

-4,903

-5,764

Profit or loss in £²

11,415

7,685

3,954

-3,507

-4,253

-4,999

Profit or loss in C$²

21,245

14,302

7,359

-6,526

-7,915

-9,303

  1. 1.00 lot is equivalent of 10,000 units
  2. Calculations for exchange rate used as of 12:15 (GMT) 19/01/2026

There is a possibility to use Stop-Loss and Take-Profit.

  • You may wish to consider closing your position in profit, even if it is lower than the suggested one.
  • Trailing stop techniques could protect the profit.
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