
LNG tanker freight rates hit multi-year lows, with Atlantic rates at $20,750 per day and Pacific rates at $36,750 per day. New tankers are entering the fleet faster than liquefaction capacity is growing, and rates may stay depressed until late 2025.
Rates are down 87% in the Atlantic and 78% in the Pacific from a year earlier.
Oversupply of shipping capacity cuts the cost of moving LNG but signals weak export demand growth. Cheap shipping may encourage US cargoes to Europe and does not directly move grain or feed freight rates.
After 93 past logistics events, Natural Gas moved a median -3.6% over 5 sessions (39% higher; middle half -10.7% to +4.7%), and -0.3% over 20.
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