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Why Are Global Gas Prices Sliding in Winter, and What Does it Mean?
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Senior LNG Editor Jamison Cocklin and Associate LNG Editor Jacob Dick discuss the downward trend of European and Asian natural gas during the start of the year. They also talk about the implications of mild winter weather, strong gas storage levels and low prices on global LNG markets, including U.S. terminal contracting.
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