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Dip in U.S. LNG Imports to EU Spells Trouble for Trade Deal
For two years, the European Union has been the biggest regional buyer of U.S. liquefied natural gas.
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For two years, the European Union has been the biggest regional buyer of U.S. liquefied natural gas. Sanctions on Russia, including a ban on LNG purchased from 2027, have prompted the pivot, actively encouraged by the second Trump administration. But last month, Europe shunned American liquefied gas because it was too expensive.
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