5 market signals reshaping gas and power markets
Explore five charts every trader should be watching
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Miaoru Huang
Research Director, Asia Pacific Gas and LNG
Miaoru Huang
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Global gas and power markets are being reshaped by LNG supply uncertainty, European storage risks, data centre-driven power demand growth and renewed investment in gas-fired power. Drawing on insights from Wood Mackenzie's Tokyo Gas & Power Briefing, this exclusive extract highlights five market signals that could influence LNG, gas and power balances in the months ahead.
Whether you're trading physical commodities, managing risk or developing market strategy, these insights can help you connect near-term market developments with longer-term market drivers.
In this extract:
- How LNG supply disruption could reshape global market balances
- Why European storage levels remain a key market signal
- The scale of data centre-driven power demand growth across APAC
- What rising electricity demand could mean for gas consumption
- Why the US is seeing a renewed dash to gas
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