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U.S. Natural Gas Futures Rise on Heatwave Demand, August 31

According to Jin10, U.S. natural gas futures rose slightly on August 31 as weather forecasts predict higher-than-normal temperatures over the coming weeks, boosting cooling demand and air conditioning usage among consumers. The restart of Texas Freeport liquefied natural gas plant following
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GateNews·08-31 15:09
U.S. Natural Gas Futures Rise on Heatwave Demand, August 31

BTC rises 0.05% in 15 minutes: Geopolitical risks and rate-hike expectations offset each other, while low trading volume leaves the direction unclear

From 14:00 to 15:00 (UTC) on August 31, 2026, BTC recorded a slight gain of 0.05% during that period, with its price fluctuating between 77,800.6 and 78,068.1 USDT and an intraday range of just 0.34%. The current price is approximately 78,566 USDT, down a marginal 0.25% over 24 hours, with the overall market confined to an extremely narrow range and trading sentiment subdued. The core driver of this move was the strong offsetting effect of bullish and bearish factors. On one hand, the US-Iran co
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GateNews·08-31 15:04
BTC rises 0.05% in 15 minutes: Geopolitical risks and rate-hike expectations offset each other, while low trading volume leaves the direction unclear

Natural Gas M&A Funding Hits $320B in H1 2026, Highest Since 2013

According to Wood Mackenzie data, funding for natural gas asset acquisitions exceeded $320 billion in the first half of 2026, marking the highest level in over a decade. The surge, compounded by Middle East tensions, has also driven valuations higher for gas assets in the Americas and other
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GateNews·08-31 14:55
Natural Gas M&A Funding Hits $320B in H1 2026, Highest Since 2013

Germany's August CPI Rises 2.9% YoY as Energy Prices Surge 10.5%

According to Germany's Federal Statistical Office (FSO), the country's August consumer price index rose 2.9% year-over-year on August 31, matching market expectations. The month-over-month increase was 0.1 percentage point from July's 2.8%. Core inflation, excluding volatile food and energy,
GateNews·08-31 14:51
Germany's August CPI Rises 2.9% YoY as Energy Prices Surge 10.5%