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An Eni executive said the 2026 global LNG market will stay finely balanced because thin supply buffers, low European inventories and recovering Asian demand leave little room for weather shocks. The comments were made at a Reuters event in Doha on February 4.
A tight LNG balance keeps European and Asian gas prices exposed to weather shocks, which supports energy input costs for feed and fertilizer producers. The effect on grain and feed prices is indirect.
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