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Bangladesh Pays Most for Gas Since 2022 to Ease Power Blackouts
Source: Bloomberg
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Bangladesh is paying the most for liquefied natural gas in about four years, raising the risk of higher electricity and energy costs. The increase comes as the government scrambles to manage rolling blackouts, suggesting near-term pressure on domestic power generation costs and broader inflation risk.
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