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Natural Gas (NATGAS/USD) Price Technical Analysis for February 9, 2026

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Natural gas has broken below its consolidation zone around the $4.00-4.50 range, signaling that a downtrend could be gaining traction. Price is currently trading near $3.920, suggesting that bearish momentum is building after spending weeks testing support.

The commodity appears to be headed towards the next floor around $3.054, which has been holding since earlier this year. A break below this level could open the path to lower support zones and extend the decline.

However, natural gas could still stage a correction to gather more bearish energy before resuming the drop. A pullback to the broken consolidation support around $4.20-4.30 could take place, and holding as resistance could attract more sellers to sustain the decline.

The 100 SMA is crossing below the 200 SMA to confirm that the path of least resistance is to the downside or that the selloff is more likely to continue than to reverse. The gap between the moving averages is widening to reflect strengthening bearish pressure, with both indicators positioned above current price action and serving as dynamic resistance on pullbacks.

Stochastic is deep in the oversold region to reflect exhaustion among sellers, so bouncing back up would suggest that a correction is underway. The oscillator has plenty of room to climb before reaching the overbought zone, which means that the pullback could extend for a while.

RSI is also hovering near oversold territory, so turning higher could confirm that buyers are taking a breather before sellers regain control. Reaching the overbought region and turning lower could suggest that bearish momentum is returning.

Natural gas could take directional cues from inventory reports and weather forecasts, as warmer temperatures could continue weighing on demand while supply remains ample. Dollar strength, however, is proving more difficult for commodities to overcome as the interplay of geopolitical tensions and interest rate expectations has been supporting the safe-haven currency.