Natural gas prices watch

(19 January) European gas prices fell for a fourth straight day on Monday, amid expectations of milder weather and increasing renewable power generation. Front-month UK NBP and Dutch TTF closed 7.7% and 6% lower respectively. The losses saw NBP return to the USD 7/MMBtu range for the first time since 7 January, with TTF returning to the USD 6/MMBtu range for the first time since the first week of the year.

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Source: Gas Strategies

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