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ANSA Economia5 days agoEnergy1 min readItalyView translation

Gas in Europa in rialzo per il terzo giorno consecutivo per le tensioni Usa-Iran

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  • I prezzi del gas in Europa registrano un aumento per il terzo giorno consecutivo, spinti dalla ripresa degli scontri tra Stati Uniti e Iran e dai timori per i flussi attraverso lo stretto di Hormuz.
  • I contratti Ttf salgono a 73,4 euro.

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I prezzi del gas in Europa reagiscono alle tensioni geopolitiche globali.

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I prezzi de gas in Europa sono aumentati per il terzo giorno consecutivo, con la ripresa degli scontri tra Stati Uniti e Iran. Una situazione che incrementa i timori di una prolungata interruzione dei flussi energetici attraverso lo stretto di Hormuz.

Ad Amsterdam i contratti Ttf salgono dell'1,64% a 73,4 euro al megawattora.

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  • Quali saranno le prossime contromosse nello stretto di Hormuz?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Economia.

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