Lithuania hits highest price in more than six months as Nordic markets tighten

Lithuanian day-ahead prices hit their highest level in more than six months, per Nord Pool data reported by The Peninsula Qatar. No specific EUR/MWh figure was published in the headline feed. Finnish prices were separately flagged to spike during early Tuesday hours, with Helsinki Times citing Helsingin Sanomat on tightening Nordic supply.

Poland's URE regulator reported a Q3 2025 increase in competitive-market electricity prices, adding a Central Eastern European data point to what is shaping up as a broader regional tightening signal. The URE release does not specify a percentage change in the available headline.

Setting a macro backdrop, Statkraft's CEO told Reuters that an Iran crisis scenario carries material upside risk for European power prices and could compound industrial competitiveness concerns. No price projection was attached to the warning in the available feed text.