Europe's gas reserves risk raising prices

Europe is approaching the end of summer with low natural gas reserves, threatening to intensify global competition for supplies, especially during the upcoming winter. The European system is experiencing a shortage of stocks that require large quantities of gas to fill the gap, amid ongoing disruptions in Gulf supplies and regional conflicts that have driven up gas prices and weakened countries' ability to achieve storage targets. This situation increases the risk of a significant rise in gas prices, which could lead to higher inflation and worsen economic difficulties for consumers and industries across Europe. Prices are expected to exceed 100 euros per megawatt-hour, and flows could worsen if the crisis persists.

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