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LNG Prices Fall in Asia as Supply Rises and Demand Weakens

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  • 06 Jul 25
  • 02:49 PM

LNG prices in Asia's spot market fell this week due to increased supply, weaker industrial demand from China and India, and high inventory levels in China and South Korea. Eased geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel also contributed to price stability. LNG for August delivery traded at $12.70 per MMBtu, down from $13.10 last week. Analysts expect prices to remain under pressure, though rising temperatures could spur future demand. European LNG prices also remained stable amid low global demand.

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Bonik Barta 06 Jul 25

LNG Prices Drop in Asia's Spot Market

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) prices have declined in the Asian spot market this week. Market analysts say the price drop is driven by lower demand, increased supply, and sufficient inventory levels. Additionally, easing tensions between Iran and Israel have reduced concerns over supply disruptions, further slowing any price hike trends, according to a report from Business Recorder.

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