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NATGAS: Trading Hub Europe Discussing Inventory Plans at E-World

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Germany’s Trading Hub Europe (THE) plans to hold talks with traders at the E-World industry event on Tuesday to look for ways to boost flagging reserves Reuters reports which appears to be supporting TTF pullback. 

  • “The consultations are purely an information-gathering exercise and not related to any tendering process, THE emphasised.”
  • European gas markets remain sensitive to any potential refill changes
  • TTF MAR 25 down -0.2% at 57.93€/MWh
  • Sum25-Win25 is now at now at €4.95/MWh, down from a high of €5.7/MWh.
  • THE is in “intensive discussions” with authorities about potential subsidies to refill storage sites it was reported earlier in a separate story.
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Germany’s Trading Hub Europe (THE) plans to hold talks with traders at the E-World industry event on Tuesday to look for ways to boost flagging reserves Reuters reports which appears to be supporting TTF pullback. 

  • “The consultations are purely an information-gathering exercise and not related to any tendering process, THE emphasised.”
  • European gas markets remain sensitive to any potential refill changes
  • TTF MAR 25 down -0.2% at 57.93€/MWh
  • Sum25-Win25 is now at now at €4.95/MWh, down from a high of €5.7/MWh.
  • THE is in “intensive discussions” with authorities about potential subsidies to refill storage sites it was reported earlier in a separate story.