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Asian spot LNG held near a two-year high at $9.50/MMBtu for February delivery during thin year-end trade. Supply was tight after Chevron halted Gorgon train 1 in Australia in late November, and Mexico's CFE bought end-January cargoes in South America.
Tight global LNG supply and high Asian prices support gas costs worldwide, which can keep US LNG export demand and domestic gas prices firm.
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