LNG prices rise to records for Asian spot cargoes but now overtaken by Dutch TTF and UK NBP benchmarks
Friday, 01 October 2021
Prices of liquefied natural rose across the board with records set for North Asian spot cargoes as well as for the Dutch and UK benchmarks as cargoes deliveries increased but not at sufficient levels to alleviate global shortages.
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