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Pakistan Buys Second Spot LNG Cargo as Supply Crunch Persists
Pakistan has bought its second spot market LNG cargo in as many weeks, in a sign that flows of liquefied gas out of the Persian Gulf have been slow to recover.
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Pakistan has bought its second spot market LNG cargo in as many weeks, in a sign that flows of liquefied gas out of the Persian Gulf have been slow to recover. According to Bloomberg, the country bought the cargo from TotalEnergies at a price of $17.37 per million British thermal units, to be delivered between July 10 and 11.
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