TREE NEWS reports: ICE UK natural gas futures fell 10.07% to 231.650 pence per therm in late European trading on Monday, November 2, extending losses that began around 16:00 Beijing time. Benchmark TTF Dutch gas futures dropped 10% to 93.863 euros per megawatt-hour, after holding near 102 euros before 16:00. ICE EU carbon allowance futures rose 1.33% to 90.32 euros per tonne.
European Natural Gas Futures Tumble 10%
The split between gas and carbon is the notable signal: gas collapsing while EU allowances firm suggests the move is about supply or positioning in the gas curve rather than a broad repricing of European energy transition costs. A double-digit one-day drop in both UK and Dutch benchmarks points to a concentrated, possibly forced, unwind rather than gradual sentiment shift. Whether carbon holds its gains if gas weakness persists is the open question worth watching.
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