The market has maintained mild volatility over the last seven days. with overall light decreases.
Increases mainly due to supply pressures in the first four days (China buying up LNG, Norwegian restrictions affecting UK flows, low wind output, bullish carbon market)
Decreases in the last two days mainly due to a discovery of a large gas reserve in Norway (may bode well for the UK depending on how quickly they can extract vs renewable + Russia transition), large European storage levels (80%) giving confidence going into winter and increased wind output.
Increases again today, Friday 14th July, on the back of a now bullish oil market.
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