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Natural gas<\/a> remains under pressure as traders focus on the recent EIA report, which showed that working gas in storage increased by 29 Bcf.<\/p>\n From the technical point of view, natural gas needs to settle back above the $2.85 level to have a chance to gain sustainable upside momentum.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n WTI oil<\/a> rebounds after yesterday\u2019s pullback as traders stay focused on tight supplies. It looks that yesterday\u2019s trading action was mostly driven by profit-taking.<\/p>\n WTI oil did not get to the test of the nearest support at $80.90 \u2013 $81.75 and continues to move towards the resistance in the $86.00 \u2013 $87.30 range.<\/p>\n Brent oil\u00a0<\/a> found support near the $86.00 level and managed to settle back above the $87.00 level.<\/p>\n In case Brent oil climbs above the recent highs at $88.05, it will get to the test of the resistance in the $88.80 \u2013 $90.00 range.<\/p>\n For a look at all of today\u2019s economic events, check out our economic calendar<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nBrent Oil<\/h2>\n