European natural gas prices have bounced back from three-week lows on Monday as talks between the US and Israel hit another stalemate.
This comes after reports of stalled negotiations in the US-Iran crisis, which had contributed to a decline in prices earlier this month.
The price of Qatari liquefied natural gas (LNG) is being eyed by market participants as a potential factor influencing European gas prices.
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