Investment funds and other speculators boosted their net-long positions in European gas by the most since the first week of the Iran war, signaling a strong conviction that prices still have room to rise as the conflict darkens the supply outlook ahead of winter.
Investment funds and other speculators boosted their net-long positions in European gas by the most since the first week of the Iran war, signaling a strong conviction that prices still have room to rise as the conflict darkens the supply outlook ahead of winter.
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