European gas prices stay near 30–32 euro per MWh despite the upcoming heating season. High storage levels and strong LNG inflows from the U.S. keep the market stable. China’s weaker LNG demand reduces global price pressure. Risks ahead include Norwegian production outages and possible winter cold pushing prices toward 40 euro per MWh. Despite the […]
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