Asia Should Buy More Oil From the US, Says Zeldin

Indo-Pacific countries are shifting energy deals toward the United States, citing U.S. supply-chain advantages. This should provide modest near-term upside for U.S. energy exporters and suppliers of related equipment, strengthen strategic ties in the region, and redirect contract flows and investment toward U.S.-based supply chains rather than alternative partners.

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Indo-Pacific countries are shifting energy deals toward the United States, citing U.S. supply-chain advantages. This should provide modest near-term upside for U.S. energy exporters and suppliers of related equipment, strengthen strategic ties in the region, and redirect contract flows and investment toward U.S.-based supply chains rather than alternative partners.