LNG liftings rise worldwide while Asia spot prices weaken along with European and US benchmarks
Friday, 20 November 2020
LNG cargo liftings were higher worldwide for a second straight week even as North Asia spot LNG prices dropped for January and February deliveries, while staying around the $6.200 per million British thermal units level as European and US natural gas benchmarks retreated amid Covid-19 shutdowns.
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