Commodity Market Report
Global gas & LNG weekly summary: 15 Feb 2024
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Report summary
This reporting week, March TTF prices dropped to their lowest since June 2023, ending the week at $7.8/mmbtu. TTF prices remain at the bottom of the coal-to-gas switching range. As the winter season dwindles and heating demand wanes, downward pressure on prices continues. Northeast Asian LNG prices started the week flat before dipping by about 20 cents to below $9.0/mmbtu for April delivery. The spread between Northeast Asia DES and TTF prices currently supports cross-basin flows. Prompt Henry Hub prices have sharply declined since the front month rolled on to March and currently sit below the two-dollar mark at $1.7/mmbtu.
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- European and Asian LNG prices drop to their lowest level since June 2023
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