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Natural gas rises to January 2023 highs
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Natural gas rises to January 2023 highs

SIC Notícias14 September 2026 at 12:52

Natural gas rose to January 2023 highs. This increase comes after natural gas closed lower last Friday. Before that decline, natural gas had recorded five consecutive sessions of gains. Geopolitical tension in Europe has been driving demand for natural gas, contributing to this upward trend.

Why this matters

This rise represents an increase in energy costs for consumers and companies, following a period of gains that had been interrupted in the previous session. Readers who depend on natural gas, whether for heating, industry or electricity production, now face prospects of higher costs.

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