At the beginning of the month, European wholesale gas prices saw a slight rebound after previous losses, with prices edging up marginally. Despite this increase, supply levels remain robust and demand stable. The Dutch TTF hub’s front-month contract rose modestly, while the British day-ahead contract also experienced a small uptick. Prices had fallen the day before due to broader market concerns over a potential global recession, influenced by negative economic news. However, the supply outlook remains favorable, with an anticipated rise in LNG send-out and slightly higher Norwegian gas exports. Specifically, LNG send-out in northwest Europe is expected to increase, and Norwegian export nominations are also higher. Maintenance outages at key Norwegian facilities are scheduled to begin shortly, which may…