Europe enters winter with the lowest natural gas stocks in the last 13 years
Original headlineAvrupa doğal gazda son 13 yılın en düşük stoklarıyla kışa giriyor
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Europe is entering winter with its lowest natural gas inventories in 13 years, the International Energy Agency warned, as Middle East conflict threatens global supply. Shipping disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz are expected to cut LNG supply by 3% this year, and the IEA cautioned that storage levels could fall below 10% by March 2027 if adverse conditions persist. The warning underscores the region's vulnerability to supply shocks despite recent demand destruction and diversified sourcing. Traders will watch Hormuz transit volumes and winter drawdown rates for signs of further tightening.
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