Global LNG markets just about balanced to end-2029 without need for US shut-ins

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  • The key risks, including China, storage capacity, Russian volumes, and weather sensitivity. 
  • Estimated Asian structural and price-sensitive demand response, focusing on the largest importing countries. 
  • Europe’s role as absorber of excess volumes under pressure.


Global LNG markets just about balanced to end-2029 without need for US shut-insin a decarbonising world

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