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Prices remain extremely volatile amid supply and demand issues and geopolitical uncertainty

Thursday’s trading reversed the previous session’s gains, with the front-season prices continuing to move in a wide range close to January 2023 levels. US Vice...

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Prices remain elevated as we await results US mid-term elections next week

The NBP continued to exhibit heightened volatility on Wednesday, a theme that has taken hold so far this week. The Summer 27 front-season contract settled at 6.4p/therm...

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Volatile day of trading results in further increases at the NBP

It was a volatile day of trading at the NBP on Tuesday as an early sell-off proved short-lived, with key contracts such as the November 26 front-month rallying into the...

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Several Norwegian outages further hamper efforts to increase European storage levels

The NBP bull run extended into a fourth session on Monday, with the Summer 27 front-season contract closing another 3.7p/therm (0.13p/kWh) higher and just shy of...

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Prices rise further amid uncertain winter supply and demand outlook

The bulls retained firm control of the pricing direction on Friday, with curve contracts rising for a third consecutive session. The front-season’s push higher...

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Prices rise further as Iran claims that they attacked 7 tankers in Strait of Hormuz

Thursday saw a compounding of Wednesdays gains at theNBP, with Summer 27 breaking above psychological resistance at 170p/therm (5.8p/kWh) and closing an additional...

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Prices reach new highs as Ukraine peace efforts appear to do little

Tuesday’s NBP reversal proved short-lived, with January 27 and Summer 27 gaining 5.5p/therm (0.19p/kWh) and 6.8p/therm (0.23p/kWh) respectively on Wednesday, pushing...

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15 days of consecutive increases ends as NBP catches its breath

The NBP paused to catch its breath on Tuesday, with a swift downward correction ending a fifteen-session bull run. The Summer 27 front-season shed 4.8p/therm...

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Prices rise for fifteenth consecutive day driven by continued global conflicts

Gas prices extended their remarkable rally on Monday, with the Summer 27 front-season contract rising for a fifteenth consecutive session amid supply concerns over the...

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Price maintain upward trajectory printing fresh multi-year highs

The NBP maintained it’s upward trajectory on Friday, printing fresh multi-year highs as attacks on shipping across the Middle East continued to mount. The UK Maritime...

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