Gas Exchange Prices in Europe Have Fallen by Almost 2%
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The prices of natural gas, waiting for the markets to reopen in Europe, go up 3% to 97.8 euros per megawattora looking at the diplomas to work between USA and Iran. (ANSA). (ANSA)
Gas exchange prices in Europe fall by almost 2% on Monday morning – to $1,178 per thousand cubic metres, according to data from the London ICE Exchange. December (near) futures according to the TTF index (the largest distribution centre in Europe, located in the Netherlands) have opened tenders at $1179.1 (1.9 per cent) and by 9.50 ms the figure was $1178.4 (1.9 per cent), transfers RIA News to RIA. Quotations are based on the estimated price of…
December contracts in the Dutch hub TTF fell to about US$1,004 on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, the lowest level since October 21, with diplomacy between Washington and Tehran relieving the market. In October, the same contract went from US$1,200 for the first time since 2022.
Futures on the gas at 97.8 €/MWh: +3% while looking at the negotiations between the US and Iran La Voce di Venezia 03/11/2026 › Futures on the gas rise by 3% to 97.8 euro/MWh: closed European markets, attention paid to diplomatic negotiations between the US and Iran. Futures on the gas at 97.8 €/MWh: +3% while looking at the negotiations between the US and Iran La Voce di Venezia
The European Gas Market responded by reducing quotations to signals of a possible diplomatic solution to the Washington-Teheran conflict, and during the 2 November bidding, the cost of fuel dropped to almost $1,100 per thousand cubic metres, a level that had not reached since 29 October, according to data from the London ICE Exchange, which analysed TASS.
The price of European natural gas fell by more than 10% on Monday, amid hopes that negotiations between the US and Iran will resume to end the war in the Middle East and increase supply from the region. The European reference gas futures contract, TTF, for December delivery (Amsterdam), fell by 10.26% (10.7 euros) at 20.11 Cyprus time, to 93.19 euros per megawatt hour (MWh). The price of British natural gas fell by more than 8%, falling to 236.2…
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