Tuesday, 09 February 2010
In the second part of an analysis, Polina Zhuravleva looks at how trade methods can be improved
The growth of the LNG arbitrage market implies an increase in the number of arbitrage transactions per year and an increase in the volumes that are being diverted from one market to another.
The growth of the LNG arbitrage market implies an increase in the number of arbitrage transactions per year and an increase in the volumes that are being diverted from one market to another.
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Feb 2010
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