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UK and Dutch Gas Futures Fall; TTF Hits Four-Year High Before Retreating

ICE UK natural gas futures fell 3.15% to 210.620 pence per therm late in the European session on Tuesday, October 20, after touching a session high of 222.600 pence at 20:13 Beijing time and then dropping to a session low of 205.690 pence at 22:59. TTF Dutch benchmark gas futures fell 3.66% to 84.569 euros per megawatt-hour, having earlier hit a four-year high of 90.255 euros at 20:18 before sliding to a session low of 83.501 euros at 22:32. ICE EU carbon allowance futures rose 0.26% to 85.62 euros per tonne.

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The retreat from TTF's four-year high within hours of touching it points to a market where headline risk is being priced quickly and then partly unwound, rather than a clean directional move. The divergence between falling gas and a firmer EU carbon price is the detail worth noting: carbon is a cost input for gas-fired generation, so the two usually move with some correlation, and their split suggests the gas selloff is driven by something other than fuel-switching economics. Whether the intraday spike-and-fade pattern repeats — or whether the four-year high proves a durable ceiling — is the open question.

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