There has been a lifting of prices over the last 7 days albeit mildly.
This can be attributed to the following reasons:
Once temperatures increase in the UK and cool in Europe then this may help the market although we may only see a plateau due to the Global LNG pressures currently. If this goes into Autumn/Winter then we will probably see larger increases over this period prior to decreases again from Spring. Particularly if there is still maintenance issues in Norway as they are the UK’s largest supplier – at around70% of our needs.
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