... For short-term traders: High liquidity of shares and derivatives allows traders to effectively exploit price fluctuations. Gazprom share futures provide the opportunity for speculative trading using leverage, which increases potential profitability. Gas price fluctuations on global markets and geopolitical events create opportunities for short-term trading strategies. Gazprom futures and derivatives Gazprom share futures are available on the Moscow Exchange, which provide additional opportunities for ...

... month), and although July's pace has slowed somewhat, the EU has managed to close the gap from last year's storage filling schedule. The target of reaching at least 90% storage capacity by the start of the heating season appears achievable for now. Gas prices remain elevated. The benchmark European index TTF fluctuates around $400 per thousand cubic meters , which is approximately in line with similar levels from the previous year. The summer heat in Western Europe is increasing the load on power ...

Tereshkin: Gas prices in the EU will not exceed $500 per thousand cubic meters due to the "Sudzha" gas metering station (Prime Economic Information Agency). On August 9, 2024, Sergey Tereshkin, CEO of the OPEN OIL MARKET oil products marketplace, commented ...

... the record 12–13 billion m 3 injected in June, the EU has managed to significantly close the gap from last year's filling schedule. The target of achieving at least 90% storage capacity by the beginning of the heating season now appears attainable. Gas prices remain elevated, though volatility is low. The European benchmark TTF price hovers around $400 per thousand cubic meters, approximately in line with the same period last year. The summer heat in Western Europe increases the load on energy systems ...

... think Turkey is just bargaining with Russia. Turkey wants to get new long-term contracts with Gazprom and the Turkish company Botas, based on a formula: market price minus a percentage, i.e., at a discount. This would allow Botas to resell Russian gas to other clients at higher prices, ensuring guaranteed profits,” Yushkov says. However, Russia has a reasonable question: if we allow Turkey to become intermediaries and earn money from reselling our gas, what will Turkey give us in return? Turkey offers the gas hub, but it ...