European natural gas prices just hit €40 per megawatt-hour—first time since June. Energy markets are heating up, and it's worth keeping on your radar. Rising utility costs feed into inflation narratives, which historically shapes how capital flows across different asset classes. Doesn't directly pump or dump crypto, but it's part of the macro puzzle worth watching.
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LowCapGemHunter
· 1h ago
European natural gas prices are starting to stir again, really. This thing isn't directly related to the crypto world, but it definitely impacts the overall situation.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 1h ago
European natural gas is starting to stir again. This thing always manages to shake up the capital markets, but does it really not cause BTC to fluctuate by a few points?
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DataChief
· 1h ago
European natural gas has surged to 40 euros, and this energy crisis is about to stir up capital flows again.
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NotFinancialAdviser
· 1h ago
European natural gas prices have risen again, adding more fuel to inflation. But to be honest, I feel the market has already digested this issue long ago, so there's nothing new.
European natural gas prices just hit €40 per megawatt-hour—first time since June. Energy markets are heating up, and it's worth keeping on your radar. Rising utility costs feed into inflation narratives, which historically shapes how capital flows across different asset classes. Doesn't directly pump or dump crypto, but it's part of the macro puzzle worth watching.