Japanese LNG imports fall for second month as milder weather and high storage also reduce spot cargo needs
Thursday, 21 March 2024
Japanese liquefied natural gas imports decreased for a second month in 2024 by almost 6 percent as milder winter weather and higher storage levels reduced cargo needs especially of more expensive spot shipments even at much lower prices.
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