Europe’s energy market is facing renewed pressure as gas prices surge amid an intense global LNG competition. European LNG futures climbed to around 62 euros per megawatt-hour, reaching their highest level since earlier market turbulence triggered by the Iran-Israel conflict. Prices have jumped nearly 50% from June levels, when they were trading in the 40–42 euro range.

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European gas prices are flashing red again. LNG futures touched 62 euros, or about 70 dollars, per megawatt-hour on July 22nd, the highest since the Iran-Israel conflict rattled markets earlier this year. It is up nearly 50 percent from June's 40-42 euros range. The reason isn't a new supply shock. It's a bidding war Europe is losing.

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