The EURJPY pair failed to breach the barrier near 185.55, forcing it to delay the bullish rally and activating the attempts of gathering gains by reaching below 184.85, to approach from %78.2 Fibonacci correction level at 184.10.

The contradiction between the main indicators confirms the dominance of the sideways bias, to keep providing mixed trading until gathering bullish momentum, to ease the mission of stepping above 184.85, then wait for targeting 185.50, we should note that the price decline below 184.10 and providing negative close will increase the efficiency of the bearish corrective track, to expect targeting the next support near 183.40.

The expected trading range for today is between 184.05 and 184.85

Trend forecast: Fluctuated within the bullish track

The EURJPY pair failed to breach the barrier near 185.55, forcing it to delay the bullish rally and activating the attempts of gathering gains by reaching below 184.85, to approach from %78.2 Fibonacci correction level at 184.10.

The contradiction between the main indicators confirms the dominance of the sideways bias, to keep providing mixed trading until gathering bullish momentum, to ease the mission of stepping above 184.85, then wait for targeting 185.50, we should note that the price decline below 184.10 and providing negative close will increase the efficiency of the bearish corrective track, to expect targeting the next support near 183.40.

The expected trading range for today is between 184.05 and 184.85

Trend forecast: Fluctuated within the bullish track

Copper price failed to settle for long time above $5.9700 barrier, affected by stochastic exit from the overbought level, to reach $5.8800 again, which increases the chances of activating temporary negative corrective trading, facing new bearish pressures that will force it to decline towards $5.6000 reaching extra support at $5.5100.

While the price success in surpassing the barrier and holding above it will reinforce it to record new historical gains by its rally towards $6.1200 and $6.2050.

The expected trading range for today is between $5.7500 and $6.000

Trend forecast: Fluctuated within the bullish trend

Apple Inc. (AAPL) stock price recorded a slight advance in its latest intraday trading, as the stock attempts to recoup part of its previous losses while also trying to unwind some of its clear oversold conditions on the RSI, especially with the beginning of incoming positive signals. This comes amid continued negative pressure from trading below its SMA50, which represents dynamic resistance that limits the stock’s chances of achieving a full recovery in the near term.

Therefore we expect the stock price to decline in upcoming trading, especially if it breaks below the current $260.10 support level, to target the key support at $248.70.

Today’s price forecast: Bearish

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NEW YORK, Jan 14, 2026, 06:39 EST — Premarket

• UNG slipped roughly 0.3% in premarket, easing back after two solid days.
• NYMEX Henry Hub February natural gas futures edged down early, hovering around $3.39 per mmBtu.
• Traders are eyeing storage data due Thursday along with weather changes expected in late January.

The United States Natural Gas Fund (UNG), which follows daily changes in Henry Hub natural gas futures, dipped roughly 0.3% to $11.29 in premarket trading Wednesday, down from $11.32 at Tuesday’s close. Leveraged ETFs like ProShares Ultra Bloomberg Natural Gas (BOIL) usually show more volatile moves when gas prices shift. (Investing)

NYMEX Henry Hub February natural gas futures slipped roughly 0.8% to $3.391 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) in early electronic trading. Henry Hub serves as the primary U.S. pricing hub for physical gas deliveries and acts as a key futures benchmark. (CME Group)

The U.S. Energy Information Administration slashed its Henry Hub price forecast for Q1 to an average of $3.38/mmBtu, down from $4.35 last month, due to expectations of milder-than-normal January weather reducing heating demand. In its latest Short-Term Energy Outlook, the EIA also forecast Henry Hub prices to hover just under $3.50/mmBtu in 2026, then climb to nearly $4.60/mmBtu by 2027 as LNG export capacity and power-sector demand tighten supply. The agency noted spot prices could slip below $3/mmBtu on Jan. 9. (EIA)

Despite near-term caution, the EIA projects U.S. electricity consumption will hit new highs in 2026 and 2027, driven largely by data center demand. This matters for gas-fired generation at the margin. The agency predicts natural gas will power 39% of U.S. electricity in 2026 and 2027, a slight dip from 40% in 2025, as renewables continue to gain ground. (Reuters)

UNG has been volatile this month, caught between winter weather concerns and ample supply. It surged 7.5% on Jan. 12, then added 1.25% on Jan. 13, bouncing back from a sharp decline late last week. (Investing)

Eli Rubin, an energy analyst at EBW Analytics Group, flagged forecasts turning colder late January as the main force behind Monday’s bounce in gas futures. He also cautioned that shifts in positioning might add fuel to short-term swings. Rubin highlighted LNG feedgas nominations hitting a record 20.4 billion cubic feet per day. Still, he described the likely trend as a “test higher and relent” scenario, with storage surpluses weighing on the market. (Rigzone)

Commodity swings continue to drag on producers, even without fresh company-specific updates. EQT Corp shares dropped 1.07% Tuesday, settling at $51.59, lagging behind a mildly weaker broader market, MarketWatch data revealed. (MarketWatch)

The trade can flip quickly. If late January’s forecast warms up or storage reports reveal smaller withdrawals than expected, futures would probably take the hit first — dragging natural-gas trackers down alongside.

Thursday brings the next key data point with the U.S. storage report. The EIA will publish its Weekly Natural Gas Storage Report on Jan. 15 at 10:30 a.m. Eastern. The last update recorded a 119 billion cubic feet (Bcf) drawdown for the week ending Jan. 2, dropping working gas inventories to 3,256 Bcf. (EIA)

Copper price kept the bullish scenario by surpassing the barrier at $5.9700, to begin recording new historical gains by its stability near $6.0700, despite the weakness of the bullish momentum, there is a chance for targeting $6.1200, and surpassing it will reinforce the chances of reaching the bullish channel’s resistance at $6.2050.

The risk of changing the current trend and beginning the bearish corrective scenario by the price attempt to decline below $5.7500, which might force it to suffer several losses to gather more gains reaching $5.6000 and $5.5100.

The expected trading range for today is between $5.8800 and $6.2000

Trend forecast: Bullish