European Gas Falls as Brimming Stockpiles Counter Winter Risks
- International Energy Forum warns Europe over complacency
- Bulgaria starts collecting controversial tax on Russian gas
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European natural gas futures fell for a second day as traders weighed unusually mild weather and brimming inventories against winter supply risks.
Benchmark contracts closed 1.2% lower after fluctuating earlier. Since mid-October, they have traded in a relatively tight range, reflecting both strong inventories and Europe’s persistent vulnerability to supply interruptions.