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Gas price in Europe hits three-year high

Observador8 September 2026 at 23:48

Natural gas prices in Europe reached their highest level since January 2023, representing a three-year high. The escalation of the Middle East conflict has once again put pressure on energy markets, driving up gas prices in the European region. This increase reflects growing concerns about energy supply in Europe, in a context of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East region.

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