European natural-gas prices fell on profit-taking and prospects of additional LNG supply after last week’s rally.

European natural-gas prices rose, fueled by expectations of stronger demand due to colder temperatures and seasonally low inventories.

The Dutch TTF benchmark climbed in afternoon trading, putting prices on track for a weekly gain of nearly 30%.

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