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July 2020 Review of Global LNG Flows
Global exports of liquefied natural gas in July totaled approximately 28.7 million tons on board 474 vessels, much lower than July 2019’s pace of 31.7 million tons, with a reduction of loading from the US & Pacific regions. Approximately 27.6 million tons arrived on 471 vessels at import terminals in July, compared to 30.8 million […]
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June 2020 Review of Global LNG Flows
Global exports of liquefied natural gas in June totaled approximately 28.2 million tons on board 472 vessels, much lower than June 2019’s pace of 29.3 million tons. Approximately 27.6 million tons arrived on 447 vessels at import terminals in June, compared to 29.5 million tons in June 2019. The number of floating LNG cargoes remained […]
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May 2020 Review of Global LNG Flows
LNG Market Analysis Global exports of liquefied natural gas in May totaled approximately 23.4 million tons on board 481 vessels, much lower than May 2019’s pace of 30.7 million tons. Approximately 29.7 million tons arrived on 488 vessels at import terminals in May, compared to 30.6 million tons in May 2019. The number of floating […]
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April 2020 Review of Global LNG Flows
LNG Market Analysis Global exports of liquefied natural gas in April totaled approximately 31.5 million tons on board 511 vessels, higher than April 2019’s pace of 30.3 million tons. Approximately 29.8 million tons arrived on 479 vessels at import terminals in April, compared to 30.7 million tons in April 2019. The number of floating LNG […]
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Brazil Flows Mostly Holding Up Despite Coronavirus
Brazil is maintaining both strong imports of gasoline and oil exports despite lower domestic demand and oil production cuts. Yet, exports of fuel oil have been hit by the global economic slowdown of recent months. Meanwhile, coronavirus cases in the country are spiking. The South American country is one of the hardest-hit countries by the […]
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March 2020 Review of Global LNG Flows
LNG Market Analysis Global exports of liquefied natural gas in March totaled approximately 30.4 million tons on board 524 vessels, slightly lower than March 2019’s pace of 30.8 million tons. Approximately 32.7 million tons arrived on 519 vessels at import terminals in March, compared to 30.5 million tons in March 2019. The number of floating […]
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Brazil Pushes More Crude onto the Global Battleground
Brazilian crude exports to Europe are ticking higher so far this year as appetite for heavy grades stands strong following the new regulation on marine fuels, known as IMO 2020. Brazilian loadings bound for Europe have been kicking higher so far this year. While flows to Northwest Europe have been considerably stronger since October, loadings […]
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Guyana Casting the Oil Ballot
Guyana held disputed general elections on Monday March 2, though claims of fraud are ratcheting up tension between political parties and casting doubt over the outcome. Guyana, the latest oil state, could slip into a deep political crisis – just as oil revenues begin to roll in. In January, Guyana became an oil exporter as […]
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LNG Daily: Market Analysis
Despite OPEC+ likely to agree to a substantial new production cut tomorrow, oil prices have followed equity markets lower on ongoing coronavirus fears, with Brent down 2.2% to $49.99/bbl, while WTI dropped 1.9% to $45.90/bbl.
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The To and Fro of Mexican Flows
Mexican imports of petroleum products from China and South Korea doubled between 2018 and 2019, and though the United States remains by far its largest supplier, Asian refiners have gained market share in the Central American country. Last year, Mexico imported 20,000 barrels per day of gasoline from China, up over 50% versus the previous […]
Tags: china, corona virus, CPP, gasoline, mexico, oil, South Korea, US