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Gas Prices in Europe Top $1,700 Per Thousand Cubic Meters 1st Time Since March 10
Gas Prices in Europe Top $1,700 Per Thousand Cubic Meters 1st Time Since March 10
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MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Gas prices in Europe on the ICE exchange exceeded $1,700 per thousand cubic meters for the first time since March 10, growing by about 7%. 04.07.2022, Sputnik International
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The August, futures on the TTF hub were trading up 7.4% at $1,715.In early March, gas prices in Europe, due to fears of a ban on the import of Russian energy resources, skyrocketed to a historic high of $3,892, reached on March 7.But then, the quotes moved to a steady decline and on June 6 they fell below $900 per thousand cubic meters.The price of gas in Europe again started rising in mid-June and continued to rise in recent weeks amid a drop in supplies from Russia.
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Gas Prices in Europe Top $1,700 Per Thousand Cubic Meters 1st Time Since March 10
10:32 GMT 04.07.2022 (Updated: 08:33 GMT 06.08.2022) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Gas prices in Europe on the ICE exchange exceeded $1,700 per thousand cubic meters for the first time since March 10, growing by about 7%.
The August, futures on the TTF hub were trading up 7.4% at $1,715.
In early March, gas prices in Europe, due to fears of a ban on the import of Russian energy resources, skyrocketed to a historic high of $3,892, reached on March 7.
But then, the quotes moved to a steady decline and on June 6 they fell below $900 per thousand cubic meters.
The price of gas in Europe again started rising in mid-June and continued to rise in recent weeks amid a drop in
supplies from Russia.