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Author: David Callanan

TTF gas prices (month-ahead) showing a sharp sell-off after a strong January rally, illustrating recent volatility in European gas markets.

TTF gas prices: between bulls and bears after a 15% sell-off

Global gas prices by benchmark in January 2026 (Henry Hub, TTF, JKM, AECO, Waha, SPIMEX, GIXI, China and oil-indexed), showing the spread across major regional markets.

Global gas prices surge in a January “perfect storm”

European LNG imports set to reach a new record in 2026

European LNG imports surge to record highs as reliance on LNG deepens

TTF gas prices widen premium over JKM amid stronger European gas demand

TTF gas prices widen premium over JKM to highest since April 2023

European gas storage levels compared with previous years

Market tightens as European gas storage becomes the key pressure point

European gas storage seasonal price spread turning negative between winter 2026/27 and summer 2026

The paradox of European gas storage valuation

European gas storage infrastructure with valves and pipelines at a storage facility

European gas storage starts 2026 from a weaker position

Chart showing TTF gas prices rising sharply in early January amid tighter fundamentals and geopolitical risk

TTF gas prices surge on cold weather, outages and geopolitical nervousness

Chart showing European gas demand rising across power generation, residential and industry during January cold spell

European gas demand surges as cold spell lifts heating and power generation

PSV gas hub price volatility highlights Italy’s complex gas market dynamics

Why the PSV gas hub stands out among Europe’s gas markets

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