Energy prices diverged in September. There were strong gains in European gas and coal prices in part owing to strikes at France’s utilities at a time when seasonal demand is also picking up. Meanwhile, oil prices have been falling amid fears that the global economy is on the brink of recession. However, we think a recession will be avoided, which underpins our forecast of rising prices as we move into 2020.
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