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European natural gas prices slipped to around €42.1 per MWh as progress in US-Iran talks eased supply risks. The US on Monday authorized Iranian oil sales under a temporary 60-day licence following productive talks in Switzerland over the weekend. Shipping activity through the Strait of Hormuz also began increasing, with several vessels transiting the key waterway on Monday. Meanwhile, conflicting signals emerged after Iranian media denied US claims that Tehran had agreed to readmit IAEA inspectors or had accepted sanctions relief in exchange for reopening the strait and allowing renewed nuclear inspections. For Europe, concerns persisted over its ability to replenish gas inventories before next winter. European storage facilities are currently around 46.4% full, below the five-year average of more than 50% for this time of year. This left the market vulnerable, particularly as forecasts of hotter weather across Europe were expected to increase demand.
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