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The demand for natural gas in the USA has plummeted due to the impact of tropical storm Francine, causing a sharp decline in prices.
Henry Hub natural gas futures fell sharply on Monday in the United States. The reason is that the tropical storm 'Franklin' in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to make landfall on the shores of Texas and Louisiana on Wednesday, which is likely to result in power outages and shutdowns of liquefied natural gas export plants, thereby affecting demand and causing a decrease in natural gas prices.
Top global crude oil traders: As volatility decreases, the prosperous era of the market will come to an end.
As the impact of major market events in the past few years gradually fades, top global csi commodity equity index traders are striving to cope with a more challenging crude oil trade environment.
How will the election results affect the US stock market? Let's first see what tonight's 'Hart First Debate' has to say...
①Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump will kick off a "debate duel" on Tuesday (the 10th) Eastern Time; ②For Wall Street, amid the uncertainty of the job market, interest rates, and geopolitical issues, this duel may add another layer of volatility.
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