Gas prices creep upwards as hot weather is set to lift demand

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Gas prices creep upwards as hot weather is set to lift demand

There was now focus on cooling demand in Europe, with some regions seeing hot weather, while heatwaves should also lift demand in Asia and the US, impacting LNG prices.

European wholesale gas prices crept upwards on Tuesday morning as warmer weather is set to lift power demand for cooling and competition increases for liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies.

The benchmark front-month contract for European gas was up by €0.33 at €34.63 per megawatt hour (MWh).

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