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European natural gas futures dropped to €47.7 per megawatt hour after rallying 6.7% in the previous session on fears of prolonged supply disruptions. Monday’s sharp gains were driven by renewed tensions after Iran suspended indirect talks with the US over Israel’s escalating attacks in Lebanon and threatened to extend the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, another critical chokepoint at the southern entrance to the Red Sea. Despite this, President Donald Trump said that talks were still ongoing. The continued closure of the Strait has cut around one-fifth of global LNG flows, posing a challenge for importing regions as the disruption has tightened global supplies and increased competition for cargoes. This raised concerns about Europe’s ability to rebuild gas inventories ahead of winter, as it only has 38% of its storage capacity filled.
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