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As war strands Qatari gas for 6 months, US sales rise and European stocks plummet
Source: reuters.com
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Six months into the U.S.-Iran war, Qatar’s LNG exports have been cut by 96%, making it one of the conflict’s biggest economic casualties. The sharp export decline is a major supply shock for LNG markets tied to energy and trade flows. The magnitude suggests heightened volatility and downside risk to regional energy pricing.
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