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World’s Top LNG Buyer Doesn’t See Qatar Supply Coming Back Soon
Source: Bloomberg
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The head of the world’s largest LNG buyer expects Strait of Hormuz disruptions to persist, further restricting gas shipments from a region that supplied roughly 20% of global LNG before the Middle East war. Prolonged disruption to this strategic shipping chokepoint raises risks of tighter global LNG availability, higher gas prices, and supply insecurity for major importing markets.
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