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Asian LNG prices jump to highest since 2022 on tanker strikes

Published by The Edge (Singapour et Malaisie) · Singapore 10 h ago

Asian liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices rose to the highest in almost four years, as attacks on tankers in the Middle East damped hopes for a recovery in exports from the…

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