Goldman Sachs: Maintains its price forecast for TTF natural gas at 60 euros/MWh for Q3 2026. If a new agreement is reached between the US and Iran in the coming days or weeks, we expect the risk premium for TTF to drop significantly, possibly falling below 50 euros/MWh.

A Bank of Japan study indicates that inflation, rather than bond-buying reductions, is driving up long-term interest rates, and improved market functionality reduces the need for further balance sheet reduction.

European spot electricity prices plunge due to surging wind and solar output, while forward contracts rise with the rebound in natural gas.

According to sources and Reuters calculations, Russia’s seaborne exports of oil products in July fell by 33% compared to the previous month.

South Africa completes ultra-long-term government bond issuance, long-term interest rates remain high