European gas prices are falling with the decline of supplies

Natural gas prices in Europe stabilized at their lowest levels in three weeks with morale after a difficult start in 2025. Standard futures were closed nearly 50 euros per megawatt per hour on Monday after it withdrew their highest level in two years to wipe out most of the profits they have achieved since the beginning of the year. Europe has seen an increase in prices over the past few weeks; Where the cold weather quickly withdrew from their gas reserves, which has increased the fear that traders may not be able to secure enough gas to re -fill these reserves next summer. However, the European Union is talking about the possibility of reducing the storage requirements has contributed to calming some of these problems. Also read: Europe has been withdrawn from gas reserves at the fastest rate since 2018, and the weather is also helping, as the temperature in the northwestern temperature is expected to rise above the usual seasonal levels during the coming days. Europe’s liquid natural gas imports have recently increased, which has contributed to delaying the withdrawals of stock. Rystad Energy analysts wrote in a research note on Monday that they expect fuel supply in Europe to fall to about 43 billion cubic meters, equivalent to a 39%level, before rising again at the end of the heating season at the end of March. In addition, the administration of US President Donald Trump is pressing a rapid termination of the war in Ukraine, leading to the expectation that some gas supplies have lost from Russia. However, it is possible that any agreement will take several months to complete it. The Dutch future contracts for the month of the closest law, seen as an important standard for gas prices in Europe, have dropped unchanged at 50.83 euros per megawat per hour such as at 10:25 in Amsterdam.