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Europe Faces 'Winter Panic' on Gas Market Due to Low Stocks

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Natural gas stocks in EU storage facilities reached only 63% in the last week of August, significantly lower than the average long-term figure of 80% ahead of the winter season. Energy market participants are already talking about a 'winter panic', with Europe potentially entering the heating season with gas reserves at their lowest level in 13 years. The situation is particularly concerning in Western Europe, where stock levels are noticeably lower compared to countries like Italy and Poland. Experts warn that low stocks increase the risk of volatile prices during the winter, especially if temperatures are low and demand increases.

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