U.S. natural gas futures settled 4.9% lower as traders looked beyond the snow on the ground in Houston to forecasts for a warmup in early February.

European natural gas jumped after Germany signaled it may subsidize the refilling of storage sites, spurring spot demand for the fuel and further driving a seasonal price spread.

European natural-gas prices rose slightly in early trade, following a decline partly attributed to milder weather forecasts and less supply uncertainties as liquefied natural gas flows to Europe.

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The situation leaves Europe more reliant on expensive supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG) that countries have been forced to buy in huge quantities from suppliers such as the US and Qatar.

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An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link A European region is grappling with freezing temperatures in winter after Russian natural gas stopped flowing to Europe via Ukraine.