Commodity Market Report
Global short-term LNG demand tracker (Q1 2023)
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Chinese imports remain restricted to contracted volumes, despite the re-opening of the economy. Low forex reserves inhibit Bangladesh and Pakistan’s ability to pay, even for contracted cargoes. India continues to maximize domestic production and the use of alternative fuels. Europe maintains strong receipts of LNG while gas storage remains high. We expect a small increase in European gas demand for power over summer (via coal-to-gas switching), and for non-power gas demand to stop declining in 2023.
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