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Edison Sees Qatar Gas Disruption Persisting as U.S. LNG Steps In

Edison Sees Qatar Gas Disruption Persisting as U.S. LNG Steps In

Edison stated that Qatar’s force majeure on gas deliveries could stretch past mid-June, raising concerns over near-term European supply from the Middle East. The Italian utility expects the resulting shortfall to be largely offset by increased U.S. LNG flows rather than Russian volumes, a shift that could influence regional pricing dynamics for Natural Gas.

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Over the past month, Natural Gas has fallen about 15%, reflecting weaker demand expectations and adequate storage ahead of peak summer usage. The current 1-day technical outlook for the contract points to a cautious downside bias, with indicators aligning on a Sell signal despite emerging supply uncertainties.

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