💥➡ Gas is going to explode?
Fundamentally, I think natural gas is going to "explode". I don't know if this will happen in the next months or, as the demand tends to drop during the warmer months in the northern hemisphere, we will see the peak in fall.
You're seeing a projection of last year's rise here with its high in the 1st half of October. But I think this could be extremer.
Germany/Europe will demand Russian gas, which will get more expensive and/or less exported. So they will, of course, require US natural gas. And worldwide inflation plays another role in this ...
You're seeing a projection of last year's rise here with its high in the 1st half of October. But I think this could be extremer.
Germany/Europe will demand Russian gas, which will get more expensive and/or less exported. So they will, of course, require US natural gas. And worldwide inflation plays another role in this ...
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