Latest Impact of Europe’s Energy Crisis is a Plunge in Trading
- German power prices surged to record in early October
- Volatility doubled this month to the highest in over a decade
Electricity transmission pylons in Gerakas suburb, northeast of Athens, Greece.
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The unprecedented volatility in European energy markets is taking its toll on trading activity.