Gas and power firmed as lower wind and Ukraine risk lifted the prompt. Storage near 83% and rising Norwegian flows limited gains. Volatility looks headline driven, with wind improving later.

Gas and power softened as high weekend wind met improving Norwegian flows. Storage stayed strong. Prices held within recent ranges despite choppy headlines.

Spot gas and power fell on system oversupply and rising wind. Forward prices were steady to slightly higher as supply risk faded and storage stayed strong.

Gas and power slipped at winter’s start as strong storage, improving Norwegian flows and a firmer wind outlook kept balances comfortable. Prices stayed within recent ranges.

Gas and power softened at winter’s start as healthy storage, easing Norwegian maintenance and seasonal weather kept the balance comfortable; brief NCS hiccups and UK interconnector works nudged intraday sentiment.

Front-month gas and power ticked up into Monday’s close but the range held. Storage above 82% and stronger Norwegian flows offset interconnector works; a wind rebuild should cap prompt prices.

Gas and power stayed range-bound. Storage near 82%, improving Norwegian exports and variable wind set the tone, while geopolitics added only a thin risk premium.

Gas and power nudged higher as French LNG strikes and patchy Norwegian outages added risk, though robust storage and seasonal weather capped the upside.

Gas and power slipped back within recent ranges. Storage near 82% and improving Norwegian nominations outweighed patchy outages, while prompt power eased as wind recovered. Oil firmed; carbon softened.

Gas and power nudged higher, supported by patchy Norwegian flows and political noise, but storage near 82% and warmer late-September forecasts kept gains contained.

Gas and power eased as comfortable storage, improving Norwegian flows and variable wind dominated; sanctions noise around Russian LNG drew little reaction, with weather broadly seasonal after a brief cool spell.

Gas and power eased after mid-week gains as storage topped 80% and Norwegian nominations improved; sanctions headlines and a short, cooler spell offered only limited near-curve support.

Energy markets saw modest gains yesterday, supported by fresh Norwegian outages and ongoing policy discussions in Brussels, while EU storage progress and milder temperatures helped contain upside.

Gas and power were largely range-bound, with storage above 80%, Norwegian flows edging higher, and wind swings driving the UK prompt. Geopolitics lingered, but fundamentals kept curves anchored.

Gas and power were broadly range-bound. Storage above 80%, steadier Norwegian nominations and variable wind kept intraday moves contained despite ongoing geopolitical watchpoints.

Gas and power eased as strong wind and storage above 80% curbed demand. Improving Norwegian availability and steady LNG reinforced a soft tone despite ongoing geopolitical watchpoints.

Markets ended last week slightly firmer, balancing storage and steady LNG against Norwegian maintenance and geopolitical noise; UK power spot slumped on wind, but forward gas and power stayed resilient.

Prices eased after mid-week gains as storage neared 80% and Norwegian maintenance peaked; geopolitics stayed tense but strong wind forecasts and steady LNG flows softened near-term risk.

Markets were little changed. Gas held its range as storage neared 80% despite lower Norwegian flows, while strong wind pushed UK day-ahead power sharply lower. Geopolitical rhetoric kept risk premia contained.

Gas held broadly flat while UK power eased on stronger wind. Storage progressed towards 80% and Norwegian flows ticked up, capping geopolitical risk from the Middle East and sanctions talk.