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China's LNG Imports Hit 8-Year Low as Middle East Conflict Spikes Prices
China's liquefied natural gas imports in March are on pace for their lowest level since 2018, according to ship-tracking data from Kpler. The sharp drop in demand is driven by a price spike linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The trend highlights how geopolitical tensions are directly disrupting global energy markets.
China’s liquefied natural gas imports this month are on pace to hit the lowest level since 2018, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Kpler, as a price spike caused by the conflict in the Middle East curbs demand.