This will seriously affect the industrial production and the lives of ordinary people in European countries, and will also lead to energy crises in European countries to varying degrees.

To some extent, because most European countries are very dependent on Russian natural gas, when Russia chooses to reduce the transmission of natural gas to European countries, this behavior will not only lead to soaring natural gas prices in European countries, but also lead to energy shortages in related countries to varying degrees. Under this problem, we will find that the industrial production costs in many countries are further increasing, which will further push up the local inflation phenomenon. Therefore, European countries really need to correctly handle the price problems of natural gas and oil, otherwise it will be difficult for European countries to directly solve the local inflation problem.

The price of natural gas in European countries tripled in summer.

This is a very exaggerated concept, because many European countries have chosen to impose economic sanctions on Russia, so Russia has reduced the transmission of natural gas to European countries, which directly led to the soaring natural gas prices in European countries. For some countries, because some countries have their own debt problems, the economic problems of some European countries have become very serious after the inflation problem is superimposed.

This will seriously affect the industrial production of European countries and the lives of ordinary people.

With the soaring price of natural gas, we will find that the production cost of various commodities in European countries is further increasing, and the living cost of ordinary people is also increasing accordingly. This problem will not only lead to local inflation, but also further aggravate the local debt problem. Especially for those small and medium-sized European countries, the economic development of these countries will be seriously affected by natural gas supply because of their poor ability to resist economic risks.

At the same time, if the problem of natural gas supply in European countries cannot be solved, this phenomenon may have a far-reaching impact on the social development of European countries.