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Asian spot LNG rose from a May low of $4.24 to $6.60/mmBtu as winter approached, helped by South Korean nuclear outages and strong Indian demand. Low oil prices and a capacity glut continue to squeeze LNG producer margins.
Oversupply and cost overruns keep LNG prices well below earlier peaks, while oil-linked contracts limit the upside even as seasonal demand firms.
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