Commodity Market Report
Global gas & LNG weekly summary: 1 April 2022
Report summary
TTF regains premium to NE Asia as potential loss of Russian pipeline supply looms TTF prices were volatile the past few days but are ending the week near flat, as traders assessed negotiations surrounding Russian demands for gas payments being paid in rubles and the potential imminent supply disruption of Russian flows to Europe that could result from lack of a compromise. President Putin threatened on Thursday that active contracts will be halted, if demands for customers to open Russian bank accounts and pay in rubles are not met. German finance minister Lindner stated publicly that gas would only be paid in Euros, while both the German and Austrian governments initiated emergency gas rationing protocols in their respective countries.
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- TTF regains premium to NE Asia as potential loss of Russian pipeline supply looms
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