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European gas prices hit €100/MWh, first since 2022 Gazprom crisis

European benchmark gas prices crossed €100/MWh for the first time since 2022, when Gazprom weaponized supply. Unlike that episode, Russian suppliers are not the primary beneficiaries, suggesting a different supply-demand driver—likely tighter LNG competition or storage concerns. The move signals renewed energy-cost pressure on European industry and inflation, with implications for policy response.

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Rzeczpospolitaabout 7 hours agoEUCredibility 29%View source

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Mosaic Score7.2
Model confidence0.7
Significance0.8
Source credibility0.3

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#gas prices#europe#energy crisis#lng#inflation

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European natural gas prices have surged past €100/MWh, a level last observed in December 2022, driven by heightened Middle East tensions impacting LNG shipping and increasing winter demand. This breach signals renewed energy-cost pressures for Europe, with potential inflationary effects and implications for industrial competitiveness. Uncertainty remains regarding the duration of Middle East shipping disruptions and the severity of winter demand.

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