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Hormuz LNG traffic hits wartime high in October, S&P Global Energy data show
UAE LNG transits regained prewar levels while Qatar lagged, an S&P Global Energy analyst said.
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Thirty-one laden liquefied natural gas tankers exited the Strait of Hormuz in October, up from 23 in September and the most since February, according to S&P Global Energy data cited by Reuters. Of those, 23 loaded in Qatar and eight in the UAE. S&P analyst Eric Yep said UAE transits were back at prewar levels, while Qatar’s were over 30% of prewar traffic.
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