European Gas Prices Hit Highest Since 2022, Rise 3.8%
Dutch TTF rises 3.8%, with the benchmark on track for a nearly 7% weekly gain. The report cites fears of renewed U.S.-Iran escalation threatening LNG supply ahead of winter.
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Dutch TTF rises 3.8%, with the benchmark on track for a nearly 7% weekly gain. The report cites fears of renewed U.S.-Iran escalation threatening LNG supply ahead of winter.
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Dutch TTF gas rose 1.7% to 85.82 euros per megawatt-hour, its highest level since December 2022. The report cites winter supply concerns.
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