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LNG Buyers Look to US to Hedge Future Risk of Hormuz Disruption
Source: Bloomberg
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LNG buyers are accelerating talks to secure additional U.S. supply as the Iran war and disruption risks around the Strait of Hormuz prompt a move away from Middle Eastern suppliers. The shift could support U.S. LNG demand and prices while increasing supply-security concerns and volatility across global gas markets.
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