Asia LNG Prices Rebound on Stronger Japanese Demand, WGI Says
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Liquefied natural gas prices in Northeast Asia rebounded on stronger Japanese demand and tighter global supply, snapping two weeks of declines, according to the Energy Intelligence Group.
LNG for delivery over the next four to eight weeks rose to $19.30 per million British thermal units in the week ended Jan. 13 from $18.40, the New York-based research company said on the website of its World Gas Intelligence publication. Southwest Europe prices increased to $15.85 from $15.70.