Why oil still impacts natural gas

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09/02/2016 7 min
Why oil still impacts natural gas

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The share of gas supply contracts that are indexed to crude oil is decreasing in Europe. Yet, ICIS data shows the correlation between crude oil and gas prices continues to stay high – and has, in fact, increased since 2013. ICIS gas experts Emma Slawinski and Jake Horslen discuss why oil still makes a difference and how much it will in the future.

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