Gas Exchange Prices in Europe Have Risen to $857
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On Monday morning, gas exchange prices in Europe rose by 1 per cent, to $857 per thousand cubic metres. October futures on the index of the largest Dutch distribution centre in Europe, TTF, opened trades at $859.5. Later, the figure was $857 per thousand, an increase of 1 per cent over the estimated price of the previous trade day ($848.4) written by RIA News. The conflict in the Middle East led to a significant increase in gas prices in Europe.…
New gas rise on the square Ttf in Amsterdam, where it reaches 73,5 euros. Future contracts in October earn 1.95% at 73.47 euros at MWh. (ANSA)
European gas prices have jumped markedly with rising uncertainty about the future of energy flows through the Strait of Hormuz, where Dutch contracts for the nearest entitlement, the main European gas price standard, rose by about 5% to Euro74.2 per MW/hour during morning dealings in Amsterdam.
Traders are warning of a price shock for fossil gas in Europe, as prices rebound after a 9 percent drop last week.
Traders are warning of a price shock for fossil gas in Europe. This is after prices turned upwards again after the price drop of 9 percent last week. On the commodities market in Amsterdam, the futures price rose 2.5 percent to 73.85 euros per megawatt hour. The deadlock between Iran and the US regarding transport through the Strait of Hormuz in the future has prompted Qatar to extend so-called force majeure regarding gas deliveries to countries…
Gas exchange prices in Europe are rising by 1% on Monday morning, to $857 per thousand cubic metres, according to data from the London ICE Exchange.
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