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TotalEnergies shares slide as company reports fall in earnings
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Red Sea shipping disruptions could further fuel inflation, EBRD warns
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European gas prices soar after Egypt reports zero imports
European gas prices rose almost 7% on Monday morning, following news about supply risks.
Uncertainty in Europe as oil prices keep climbing
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EU to reach winter gas storage target months ahead of new deadline
Gas storage across Europe is now filled at just under 90% capacity, reaching a mandatory target to ensure the continent can power itself through winter with months to spare.
Gas production in Groningen field to end in October, Dutch gov't says
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