TREE NEWS reports: ICE UK natural gas futures fell 2.73% to 224.350 pence per therm in late European trading on Friday, November 13, closing the week up 5.86%. The TTF Dutch benchmark fell 5.46% to 89.597 euros per megawatt-hour, still up 3.09% for the week. ICE EU carbon allowance futures dropped 2.64% to 87.99 euros per tonne, a weekly gain of 1.66%.
UK gas futures fall 2.73% Friday, up 5.86% on week
The split between Friday's pullback and a positive weekly close points to a market that remains bid on the week despite a softer finish, with the Dutch benchmark's steeper daily drop suggesting the continent is pricing differently from the UK. The parallel move in EU carbon allowances is the detail worth noting: carbon and gas softening together on the day implies a broader energy-complex repricing rather than a gas-specific story. Whether that carbon-gas correlation holds into next week is the open question, since it signals whether policy cost or supply is driving the tape.
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