Commodity Market Report
Global gas & LNG weekly summary: 5 September 2024
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Report summary
The TTF front-month price fell by around a dollar as October became the front month, closing the week near $11.6/ mmbtu. Prices remain highly sensitive due to geopolitical tensions and shifts in Norwegian maintenance schedules. The week-on-week balance has tightened with heavy maintenance in the shoulder season, including delays at Norway's Kollsnes and Nyhamna plants and extended maintenance at Germany's Brunsbüttel LNG terminal. However, Germany's regasification capacity grew with the start of operations at the Deutsche Ostsee LNG terminal in Mukran.
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- Changes to schedule for Norwegian maintenance continues to weigh heavily on prices, whilst the Russian LNG sanction saga continues
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- Weekly European gas fundamentals
- Weekly floating LNG storage and trade routes
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