Published 2 years ago

EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

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Nord Stream pipeline, which runs under the Baltic Sea to Germany, historically supplied around a third of the gas exported from Russia to Europe. Lower gas flows from Russia have already pushed up European prices by nearly 400 per cent over the past year. Europe has accused Russia of weaponising energy supplies in what Moscow has called an "economic war" with the West.

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Reuters

No Stream: EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

By Susanna Twidale LONDON - European gas buyers already grappling with record-high prices face further pain when the markets open on Monday after Russia said one of its main supply pipelines to Europe would remain shut indefinitely, sparking fears over energy rationing. Lower gas flows from Russia ahead of and following its February invasion of Ukraine have already pushed up European

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

No Stream: EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

LONDON: European gas buyers already grappling with record-high prices face further pain when the markets open on Monday (Sep 5) after Russia said one of its main supply pipelines to Europe would

2 years ago·Singapore

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Financial Post

No Stream: EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

LONDON -- European gas buyers already grappling with record-high prices face further pain when the markets open on Monday after Russia said one of its main supply pipelines to Europe would remain shut indefinitely, sparking fears over energy rationing. Read More

2 years ago·Canada

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Arab News

EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

Sun, 2022-09-04 19:57 LONDON: European gas buyers already grappling with record-high prices face further pain when the markets open on Monday after Russia said one of its main supply pipelines to Europe would remain shut indefinitely, sparking fears over energy rationing. Lower gas flows from Russia ahead of and following its February invasion of Ukraine have already pushed up European prices by nearly 400 percent over the past year, sending e…

2 years ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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Business Standard

No Stream: EU gas markets brace for price surge after latest Russia gas cut

Europe has accused Russia of weaponising energy supplies in what Moscow has called an 'economic war' with the West over the fallout from the Ukraine conflict

2 years ago·India

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