by Ok fixed the gas supply…. FTSE at all time highs and STOXX just shy of it…. ECB close to terminal rate… So now the drunk neo-Soviet commies are just left with their war… Futures have plunged by more than 80% from their August peak when Russia’s gas cuts hit Europe with about trillion in energy costs, hammering the region’s economy and pushing inflation to the highest in decades. Now, the continent is seeing a sharp turnaround as relatively mild weather, efforts to reduce fuel consumption and strong inflows of liquefied natural gas from the US to Qatar take the edge off.European gas falls below €50 as historic energy crisis recedes https://t.co/tonfJSip9E via @a_shiryaevskaya @MaznevaElena pic.twitter.com/sATNG0CGwD— Zoe Schneeweiss (@ZSchneeweiss) February 17, 2023
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Ok fixed the gas supply…. FTSE at all time highs and STOXX just shy of it…. ECB close to terminal rate… So now the drunk neo-Soviet commies are just left with their war…
Futures have plunged by more than 80% from their August peak when Russia’s gas cuts hit Europe with about $1 trillion in energy costs, hammering the region’s economy and pushing inflation to the highest in decades. Now, the continent is seeing a sharp turnaround as relatively mild weather, efforts to reduce fuel consumption and strong inflows of liquefied natural gas from the US to Qatar take the edge off.
European gas falls below €50 as historic energy crisis recedes https://t.co/tonfJSip9E via @a_shiryaevskaya @MaznevaElena pic.twitter.com/sATNG0CGwD
— Zoe Schneeweiss (@ZSchneeweiss) February 17, 2023