European gas prices rose after Iran and the US attacked oil tankers against each other. The market is concerned that supply disruptions will continue, and the war in the Middle East will be difficult to subside in the short term. The biggest increase in benchmark futures reached 4.5%, approaching a three-year high. The escalation of the conflict drove a sharp rise in European gas prices. Global liquefied natural gas circulation has been blocked, putting pressure on Europe's pre-winter replenishment work. The region's current gas storage stocks are at a historically low level in the same period over the past year.

European gas prices rose after Iran and the US attacked oil tankers against each other. The market is concerned that supply disruptions will continue, and the war in the Middle East will be difficult to subside in the short term. The biggest increase in benchmark futures reached 4.5%, approaching a three-year high. The escalation of the conflict drove a sharp rise in European gas prices. Global liquefied natural gas circulation has been blocked, putting pressure on Europe's pre-winter replenishment work. The region's current gas storage stocks are at a historically low level in the same period over the past year.