China’s LNG Imports to Fall for Second Month Due to High Prices - Bloomberg.com
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China's imports of liquefied natural gas are expected to decline for a second consecutive month as elevated global prices continue to pressure demand. The reduction reflects Beijing's sensitivity to energy costs and the broader volatility in fossil fuel markets.
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