LNG prices and futures jump even amid high storage as Israeli missile targets Iran while Qatar cuts back deliveries

Friday, 19 April 2024

European and Asian liquefied natural gas prices and futures surged again as Israel targeted military assets in Iran overnight with a wider Middle East conflict threatening LNG cargo deliveries from Qatar as departures were lower this week because of shipping security as well as weather issues.


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