Commodity Market Report
Europe gas and power markets short-term outlook Q4 2019
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Report summary
European gas prices have been on a downward trajectory since October 2018 – with TTF hitting an all-time monthly low of US$3.1/mmbtu in September 2019. Assuming no disruption to Ukraine transit, the prospects for price upside over the next two years are extremely limited. Europe held a record 101 bcm of gas in storage at the end of October, more than 98% full. Market uncertainty on Ukraine transit from 1 January 2020 remained the main driver in supporting injections. LNG flows available to Europe will be accommodated in 2020 and 2021 but prices – and piped suppliers – will suffer. Further LNG import growth will push prices down as low as $3.3/mmbtu in summer 2020.
Table of contents
- Europe’s gas market enters second year of oversupply – with little sign of recovery
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- Pipeline flows
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- Gas prices
- Key market data
- Europe gas supplies (excl. storage)
- Europe monthly storage inventory changes
- Russia gas flows to Europe
- Norway gas flows to Europe
- Algeria gas flows to Europe
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