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European natural gas extended last week's rally, as a recent ship attack near the Strait of Hormuz intensified market concerns over low storage inventories and a fragile winter supply outlook.
In early Monday trading, benchmark futures rose as much as 2%, touching their highest level since December 2022.
The UK Maritime Trade Organization received a report that an LNG carrier was attacked near Yemen on Saturday, heightening market fears that Middle Eastern gas deliveries could be further reduced.
Europe is about to enter winter, with gas storage inventories at seasonally low levels, and it must compete with Asia for limited global LNG supply. If gas deliveries remain disrupted, prices could surge once again.
Mild temperatures at the start of Europe's heating season allowed energy companies to inject natural gas into storage facilities, with refilling rates above the usual level for October. Even so, the storage fill rate stands at just above 74%, far below the five-year average of 89% for the same period.
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