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British near-term gas prices moved upwards on Thursday, driven by colder weather forecasts and increased gas-for-power demand. Hence, NBP spot surged by over 2%, ending at 133.90 p/therm.
Further along the curve, the gas price for Sum-2025 delivery remained steady, closing at 124.13 p/therm, as concerns over low gas storage were balanced by traders taking profits.
The UK spot power price hiked by 13%, ending at 130.70 GBP/MWh on Thursday, supported by a sharp decline in the wind generation outlook and lower interconnector imports from France. Similarly, British forward power prices gained ground due to forecasts predicting colder weather until mid-February 2025. Hence, the electricity price for Sum-25 delivery edged 0.6% higher, settling at 95.93 GBP/MWh.
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