EEX June power trading falls 4% as March volatility subsides

9th July, 2026

Zak Jakubowski
Peter Reitz, EEX, GIG

European Energy Exchange (EEX) Group reported weaker trading activity across its core energy derivatives markets in June, as power and gas trading moderated following the heightened volatility that drove hedging demand earlier this year.

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Bank of America
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J.P Morgan
Marex
Morgan Stanley
SGX
SocGen
Susquehanna
MUFG Investor Services
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