European gas storage levels are draining faster than usual. Germany's reserves sit below 60%, while the Netherlands has dipped to just 52.5%. To put this in perspective—these depletion rates haven't been seen since late January or early February. The rapid drawdown reflects surging demand and supply pressures reshaping the continent's energy landscape. As geopolitical tensions and seasonal factors keep reshaping global commodity markets, this storage squeeze could have ripple effects across energy prices and broader economic sentiment.