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Europe Gas Set for Biggest Weekly Gain Since July as War Expands
Source: Bloomberg
Energy Markets & PricesGeopolitics & WarCommodities & Raw Materials
European natural-gas prices were headed for their largest weekly gain since July as intensifying Middle East conflict raised the risk of broader and more prolonged energy-supply disruptions. The move signals increased geopolitical risk premiums for European energy markets and could add pressure to regional inflation and energy-sensitive industries.
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