Global LNG cargo supplies ease off while prices stay firm amid positive trend of underlying demand
Friday, 12 February 2021
Cargo liftings fell slightly at export plants worldwide, though North Asia prices were still substantially higher than those in Europe and US Gulf Coast futures held up amid adequate future demand forecasts.
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