The return of Freeport LNG

The return of Freeport LNG

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El Nino and agriculture: How are Asian rice markets navigating the weather risks?

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has forecast high chances of El Nino developing in 2026, potentially disrupting weather patterns worldwide. Renewed weather volatility driven by a strong El Nino is spotlighting supply security, price trends, and export flows ac ...  Show more

Asian LNG under pressure: what comes next for prices amid the Middle East conflict?

Asian LNG markets are facing renewed pressure as the US–Iran conflict raises concerns over supply security and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. With the initial price shock now absorbed, the focus is shifting to the next phase of the crisis: how the supply-demand balance is ...  Show more

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