The price of European natural gas rose at the beginning of this week, driven by disruptions in the supply of liquefied natural gas from Australia due to a strike; oil, for its part, is booming due to gas catches. acute; remains close to its highest levels since November

The Dutch TTF futures contract, considered to be the European benchmark, rose by more than 6% to 36.75 euros per megawatt hour (MWh), around 17:40 p.m.

Indeed, employees of the American energy giant Chevron began rotating strikes on Friday to raise their wages at the production sites of gaz of the American band in Australia. For DNB analysts, “Chevron facilities represent nearly 7% of the global LNG supply

En ce qui concerne le oil , "serif"">, the barrel of Brent of the North Sea, for delivery in November, lost 0.31% to 90.37 dollars. Its American equivalent, a barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI ), for delivery in October, fell by 0.50% to 87.07 dollars.