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European natural gas prices extended their rally, rising to €49.4 per MWh on Thursday to hover near a one-month high as the latest escalation in US-Iran tensions heightened concerns over fresh disruptions to LNG supplies from the Persian Gulf. US forces carried out additional strikes on Iran on Wednesday night, shortly after President Trump declared the end of the eight-week ceasefire. In response, Iran vowed a major retaliatory operation targeting US military bases across the region. The flare-up in tensions followed Iranian attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, which prompted the US to reimpose sanctions on Iranian oil sales. Any renewed disruption to energy flows through the strait, a key transit route for roughly one-fifth of global oil and LNG trade, could make it more difficult for Europe to replenish gas storage facilities to adequate levels ahead of the heating season.
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