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TTF and Italian PSV month-ahead gas prices from January to August 2026

Italian gas market intervention risks wider European distortion

Chart showing European underground gas inventory over Oct–Sep. Shaded gray area = 8-year min–max range; blue solid line = GY-25; blue dotted line = GY-24; green dotted line = 8-year average. Y-axis shows trailing 14-day net storage change (bcm) from -12 to +8; X-axis months Oct–Sep. The graph depicts seasonal fluctuations with deepest negative change around January and recovery to positive changes by mid-year, peaking around Jun–Jul.

European gas market faces asymmetric winter price risk

Bar chart showing Europe’s industrial electricity price premium for large energy‑intensive users, 2019–2025, in USD/MWh. Six economies/regions (EU, Norway, United States, China, India, Japan) have yearly bars (2019–2025) with a rising trend, Japan highest by 2025, and EU/US/China/India mid‑range.

European energy prices threaten industrial competitiveness

TTF gas prices rise sharply to above €68/MWh in August 2026

TTF gas prices climb above €68/MWh as European market risks intensify

Line chart of traded volumes (TWh) at selected hubs 2011–2025; TTF/10 rises steeply to ~2100–2700 while other hubs show moderate growth.

European gas hubs prove resilient despite shifting gas flows

European electricity markets prices in euros per MWh across major European power markets

Higher wind generation eases power prices but TTF gas remains supported by storage demand

Line chart comparing euro area HICP all-items inflation and HICP energy inflation from 1998 to 2024.

European gas markets remain a key driver of euro area inflation

Chart showing TTF day-ahead natural gas prices from July 2021 to April 2026

European gas market probe finds spot and derivatives trading functioning well

Chart showing UK gas spot prices rising sharply during the energy crisis and remaining volatile afterwards

UK gas prices remain below European averages despite global market shocks

Chart showing residential gas prices including taxes across European capitals in April 2026, with Stockholm the highest and Kyiv the lowest.

European household energy prices highlight lingering impact of gas market shocks

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