China’s domestic natural gas prices are weakening, curbing the world’s biggest importer’s appetite for expensive seaborne supplies and potentially freeing up cargoes for Europe and other Asian markets during the peak winter demand season.
China’s domestic natural gas prices are weakening, curbing the world’s biggest importer’s appetite for expensive seaborne supplies and potentially freeing up cargoes for Europe and other Asian markets during the peak winter demand season.
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