EUROPE GAS-European gas prices rise on low storage levels and weak LNG flows
Dutch and British gas contract prices rose on Tuesday. Attention was once again focused on the gas storage which is now "half full", the weaker flow of LNG, and the worsening relationship between Europe and the U.S. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch 'front-month' contract at TTF hub increased by 1.92 euros to 37.10 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh), which is $12.75/mmBtu at 0908 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was up 2,10 euros to 38,00 euros/MWh.
EUROPE GAS - European benchmark reaches 14-week high due to cold weather and LNG risk
The benchmark European gas contract reached a new 14-week high Thursday morning. Cold weather is expected to continue through the end of the month, which will increase demand and deplete storage sites. However, concerns remain over the supply of liquefied gas (LNG). LSEG data revealed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was 32.79 euros or $11.18/mmBtu at 0856 GMT. This is an increase of 0.72 euros.
Gas prices in Europe reach 10-week high amid Iran tensions
Early trade on Europe's benchmark contract for gas reached a 10-week-high, continuing the bullish trend from?the last session amid forecasts of increased demand, short covering and geopolitical tensions regarding Iran. According to LSEG, the benchmark Dutch front-month 'contract' at the TTF hub increased by 0.80 euros to 31.27 Euro per Megawatt Hour (MWh) as of 0905 GMT. Earlier trades reached a contract price of 32.23 Euros, its highest since November 4, last year.
EUROPE GAS - European benchmark hits 7-week-high on low storage, cold and geopolitics
The benchmark European gas contract reached a seven-week high due to colder weather forecasts and low storage levels, as well as increased geopolitical risk for LNG shipments. LSEG data revealed that the benchmark 'Dutch front month contract' at TTF hub had risen?0.93 euros to 29.35 euro per megawatt-hour (MWh) or $10.05/mmBtu by 0902 GMT. According to data, it briefly reached 29,69 euros/MWh - its highest level since 25 November. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was up 0.60 euro to 29.60 euros/MWh.
The price of gas in Europe is rising due to the forecasted lower temperatures for the weekend
LONDON, 7 January - Dutch wholesale gas prices and British wholesale gasoline prices rose Wednesday morning due to colder weather forecasts for the weekend and next weeks. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month 'contract at TTF hub increased?0.78 euro to 28.80 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh) at 0901 GMT. The Dutch contract for the month of March increased by 0.74 Euros to 28.51 Euros/MWh. The British gas day-ahead price has increased by 2.08 pence, to?77.80 per therm.
EUROPE GAS - European prices are easing due to profit-taking and milder weather.
Gas prices fell in Europe and Britain on Monday after reaching a month-high in the previous session. Traders took some profits and forecasts for less windy and cold weather eased demand. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract for the TTF hub fell by 1.23 euros to 27.60 Euro per megawatt hour or $9.45/mmBtu at 0916 GMT. The contract was closed on Friday at the highest level since November 27. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was down 1,22 euros to 28.20 Euros/MWh.
The Dutch benchmark is expected to finish the year 40% lower than last year's price.
The Dutch and British gas wholesale prices were not much changed on Wednesday morning as wind power output curbed gas plant demand. However, the benchmark Dutch contract for the front month of 2025 is expected to be around 40% lower than it was at the beginning of the year. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was up 0.32 euros at 28.12 Euros per megawatt hour or $9.66 /mmBtu at 0904 GMT.
EUROPE GAS: Cold spell pushes Dutch benchmark contract up by one month
Dutch and British gas rates rose on Monday, the European benchmark contract reaching a one-month high after the holidays, due to strong demand due to the cold weather. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract for?the?? hub at a price of 28.38 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh) or $9.80/mmBtu was up by 0.28 euros as of 0857 GMT. On Monday morning it traded up to 28,67 euros/MWh, its highest price since November 28.
EUROPE GAS - European prices rise on cold weather forecasts
The Dutch and British gas contract prices rose a little on Wednesday morning amid thin trading before a long Christmas holiday. Forecasts of a cold snap are expected to increase demand. LSEG data showed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was 28.20 euros per megawatt hour or $9.75/mmBtu at 1021 GMT. This is an increase of 0.42 euros. The Dutch contract for February was 0.30 euros higher at 27.90 euros/MWh.
US Natural Gas Futures Rise Alongside LNG Export Demand
U.S. natural gas futures rose 4% on Tuesday, boosted by record gas flows to liquefied natural gas export plants and forecasts for more demand than previously expected over the next two weeks.Front-month gas futures for January delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose 15.3 cents, or 4%, at $4.105 per million British thermal units by 08:59 AM ET. Priced ended 0.5% lower on Monday. "The demand for LNG is very strong and they're keeping those numbers near record high.
EUROPE GAS - European prices drop on less cold weather forecast
The Dutch and British gas contract fell on Tuesday, as some weather forecasts indicated a potential?quicker ending to a winter cold spell? and that the supply remains stable. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contracts at?the TTF hub were down 0.41 euros at 27.36 Euro per megawatt hour or $9.47/mmBtu by 1005 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was down by 0.38 euros at 27.27 Euro/MWh. The British gas front-month contract was 1.55 cents lower at 72.00 pence per thermo.
EUROPE GAS-European Gas Prices Rise on Colder Weather Demand
Dutch and British gas rates posted modest gains on Thursday, but it is expected that they will remain flat as the 'increased demand due to colder weather' can be easily met through pipelines and liquefied natural gas deliveries. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was 27.57 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh) or $9.48/mmBtu at 0907 GMT. This is an increase of 0.19 euros. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was up by 0.41 euros to 27.36 Euro/MWh.
Prices for gas in Europe are little changed, as the cooler weather increases demand
Dutch and British gas traded in a narrow band on Monday morning after rising the previous two sessions. Cooler weather supported higher gas demand, and a sharp fall in wind speeds boosted gas demand for electricity generation. But stable supply limited gains. Data compiled by LSEG revealed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was down by 0.04 euros at 27,46 euros per megawatt (MWh) or $9.45/mmBtu by 0958 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was nearly flat at 27,50 euros/MWh.
EUROPE GAS-European gas prices increase in the afternoon on cooler weather forecast
The Dutch and British gas price rose on Friday after-noon on the expectation of higher demand. Data compiled by LSEG revealed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract at the TTF Hub was up 0.73 'euro 'at 27,65 euros per megawatt (MWh), which is $9.51/mmBtu by 1627 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was up 0.58 Euro at 27.58 EUR/MWh. The British front-month contract gas price?was up 2.66 pence to 73.31 p/therm while the day-ahead was up 2.56 pence to 71.31p/therm.
EUROPE GAS - European prices are flat, but cooler temperatures support them
The Dutch and British gas price were not much different on Friday. This was due to the expectation of increased demand as the recent warmer temperatures are expected to be replaced by more normal seasonal temperatures. Data compiled by LSEG revealed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contracts?at the TTF hub? were up 0.10 euros at 27.02 Euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh) or $9.26/mmBtu by 0828 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was flat at 27,00 euros/MWh.
EUROPE GAS-European prices extend decline as milder weather softens demand
The benchmark contract for Dutch and British gas fell a further 19 months on Wednesday afternoon as the?updated temperature?forecasts indicated milder weather. LSEG data showed that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was at its lowest intraday rate since April 2024, at 26.76 euros/MWh, or $9.12/mmBtu. The Dutch day-ahead contract eased by 0.69 euros, to 26.66 Euro/MWh. The British front-month gasoline price was down 0.60 pence to 68.90 cents.
EUROPE GAS - European prices trade in narrow range due to strong supply and demand pickup
Dutch and British gas prices rose on Wednesday morning, but remained confined to a small range. This was due to the strong supply of liquefied?gases (LNG), which offset an increase in demand due to a cooler weather forecast. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was 27.06 euros per Megawatt Hour (MWh) or $9.24/mmBtu at 0854 GMT. This is a decrease of 0.43 euros. The Dutch day-ahead contract eased by 0.52 euros, to 26.83 Euro/MWh.
EUROPE GAS-European Prices Rise on Slightly Stronger Demand Outlook
Dutch and British gas rates firmed up on Tuesday. Forecasts suggest a slightly higher demand, although both pipeline?and liquefied (LNG?) supply remain robust. LSEG data revealed that the benchmark Dutch front-month MWh contract at TTF hub had increased by 0.16?euros to 27.33 euros (MWh) or $9.33/mmBtu as of 0913 GMT. It fell to its lowest level in April 2024, 26.75 Euros/MWh on Monday. The Dutch day-ahead contracts eased by 0.03 euros, to 26.77 Euros/MWh.
EUROPE GAS - European prices drop as milder and windier weather returns
The Dutch and British gas price fell on Thursday morning, as the forecast for warmer weather and increased wind next week reduced demand. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was lower by 0.55 euros, or $9.44/mmBtu at 0947 GMT. The Dutch day-ahead contracts was down by 0.38 euros to 27.85 Euros/MWh. Gas prices in the UK for the day ahead fell by 2.25 pence, to 70.25 p/therm. The front-month contract also dropped by 1.75 pence, to 71.75p/therm.
EUROPE GAS - European prices drop on warmer and windier weather
The Dutch and British gas price continued to drop on Friday as the forecast of warmer and windier weather for next week reduced demand and tightened up the spread between United States gas delivery and Dutch prices. LSEG data shows that the benchmark Dutch front-month contract was lower by 0.32 euros, or $9.26/mmBtu at 1025 GMT. Data showed that the U.S. Henry Hub front-month contract fell by 0.10 euros to 14.73 euros/MWh or $5.03/mmBtu. The U.S.