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European natural gas prices rose over 1% to €46.2 per megawatt hour, rebounding from a two-week low as uncertainty over a Middle East peace deal resurfaced following fresh US military action in the region. Reports indicate that the US conducted “self-defense strikes” targeting Iranian missile launch sites and boats near the Strait of Hormuz. The latest strikes come despite ongoing diplomatic efforts, with President Donald Trump stating that an agreement with Iran is within reach. While most gas exports from the Persian Gulf typically head to Asia, prolonged disruption in the strait would tighten global supply and intensify competition among importing regions. The situation complicate Europe’s efforts to rebuild relatively low gas storage levels ahead of the next winter.
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