LNG

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Global LNG trade increased to 72.16mmt in January from 68.76mmt in December, thus seeing a robust increase of 3.4mmt (5%) m/m, with stronger trade within and out of the Atlantic and the Pacific in particular being largely responsible.

Global LNG trade increased to 68.76mmt in December from 66.53mmt in November, thus seeing a robust increase of 2.27mmt (3.42%) m/m, as stronger trade within and out of the Pacific and the Atlantic in particular were largely responsible.

Global LNG trade increased to 66.53mmt in November from 61.92mmt in October, thus seeing a robust increase of 4.61mmt (7.44%) m/m, as stronger trade within and out of the Atlantic and the Pacific in particular were largely responsible.

Global LNG trade decreased to 61.92mmt in October from 63.26mmt in September and 62.73mmt in August, thus seeing a reduction of 1.34mmt (-2.12%) m/m, as weaker trade within and out of the Pacific and the Middle East were largely responsible.

Global LNG trade decreased to 62.73mmt in August from 63.82mmt in July, thus seeing a reduction of 1.08mmt (- 1.7%) m/m, as weaker trade within and out of the Atlantic and the Pacific were largely responsible.

Global LNG trade grew to 63.82mmt in July from 61.36mmt in June, thus seeing a slight increase of 2.46mmt (4%) m/m. Considerably stronger trade within and out of the Pacific and the Middle East added to last month’s growth.

Global LNG trade remained broadly flat in June compared to May, seeing a marginal reduction of 0.23 million tonnes (-0.38%) m/m. Slightly weaker trade within and out of the Middle East and Atlantic Basin tipped trade into the red.

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