
Natural Gas Prices Plunge on a Complex Cocktail of Supply, Demand & Geopolitics
Natural gas prices have been on a downward spiral recently, reaching lows not seen since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Natural gas prices have been on a downward spiral recently, reaching lows not seen since the COVID-19 pandemic.

This cycle has been different for investors due to the extraordinary profit margins that existed for over a year.

European LNG prices have sunk to an eight-month low, tracking losses on benchmark Dutch TTF gas hub amid mild weather

German gas-fired electricity generation jumped to its highest levels in two years in January as power firms dialled up output…

The Biden administration on Friday halted the approval of new licenses to export US liquefied natural gas (LNG)

A few weeks into the new year, gas market participants are already anticipating the next turn of the calendar as they see limited upside…

European gas prices have fallen to ranges where gas-fired power stations are now largely more profitable to run than coal-fired ones

European gas prices edged closer to fresh five-month lows in Thursday trading as comfortable supply and waning demand weighed on the market.

From the perspective of the European natural gas market, winter is over as the region’s mild weather has left supplies plentiful

European gas prices fell more than 7% on Thursday amid lower power prices and forecasts for milder weather than previously expected.

European gas prices rebounded further from Thursday’s 3.5-month lows in early Wednesday trading but sentiment remained bearish

The Cal 24 slumped to EUR 87.84/MWh, the lowest since September 2021. It was last seen down EUR 1.50 at EUR 88.05/MWh.