Список проголосовавших за комментарий " Morning Commodities: Crude rallies sharply to erase all of yesterday's post-EIA losses ahead of tomorrow's rig count; natural gas up for the 4th session on a bullish inventory report<ul><li><strong>Crude oil futures rallied sharply to erase all of yesterday's post-EIA losses ahead of tomorrow's rig count data in morning pit trading</strong><ul><li>Mar 2017 crude oil futures were up about $1.06 (+2.0%) around the $53.81/barrel level</li><li>Baker Hughes rig count data will be released tomorrow at 10:30 am ET</li></ul></li><li><strong>Natural gas remained on track to close higher for a 4th consecutive session on a bullish EIA report which showed a natural gas inventory draw above Consensus</strong><ul><li>Mar 2017 natural gas futures were up $0.13 (+3.9%) around the $3.48/MMBtu level following the EIA release.</li><li>EIA highlights:<ul><li><strong>Natural gas inventory showed a draw of -119 bcf vs expectations for inventory to be a draw of approximately -117 bcf.</strong></li><li>Working gas in storage was 2,798 Bcf as of Friday, Jan 20, 2017, according to EIA estimates.</li><li>Stocks were 348 Bcf less than last year at this time and 20 Bcf below the five-year avg of 2,818 Bcf.</li><li>At 2,798 Bcf, total working gas is within the five-year historical range.</li></ul></li></ul></li><li><strong>In precious metals, gold hit a fresh 2-week low earlier on continued strength in the dollar index</strong><ul><li>Feb 2017 gold futures were down about $12.00 (-1.0%) around the $1185.90/oz level</li><li>Mar 2017 silver futures were down about $0.23 (-1.4%) around the $16.75/oz level</li></ul></li><li><strong>The dollar index was +0.6% around the 100.60 level, weighed on precious metals</strong><ul><li>Commodities, as measured by the Bloomberg Commodity Index, were +0.3% around the 88.65 level</li></ul></li></ul>"