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LNG short-term webinar: June 2022
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Uncertainty over Russian supply is once again putting upward pressure on the European gas prices. Following Gazprom’s announcement regarding the Nord Stream 1 reduction in flows by about 60%, TTF over a two-week period increased from the mid-20s range to above $40/mmbtu. Global LNG prices escalated with TTF but continue to trade at a discount. Muted Asian demand is keeping Pacific prices at parity to Atlantic LNG. The Freeport explosion loosened the US internal balance, allowing HH to come down.
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Gas and LNG prices surged as Nord Stream 1 flows dropped to40% of capacity .
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