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Pakistan Buys More LNG as Flows Through Hormuz Fail to Recover

Pakistan Buys More LNG as Flows Through Hormuz Fail to Recover
Bloomberg Markets Monday 06 July 2026, 02:35 UTC By Stephen Stapczynski 1 min read
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Pakistan Buys More LNG as Flows Through Hormuz Fail to Recover Pakistan bought a liquefied natural gas shipment for delivery later this week, as exports from main supplier Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz remain constrained. TotalEnergies SE sold a cargo for July 10-11 delivery to state-owned Pakistan LNG Ltd. for $17.37 per million British thermal units, according to traders with knowledge of the matter. The shipment was bought in a tender that closed on Friday.

Pakistan Buys More LNG as Flows Through Hormuz Fail to Recover Pakistan bought a liquefied natural gas shipment for delivery later this week, as exports from main supplier Qatar through the Strait of Hormuz remain constrained. TotalEnergies SE sold a cargo for July 10-11 delivery to state-owned Pakistan LNG Ltd. for $17.37 per million British thermal units, according to traders with knowledge of the matter. The shipment was bought in a tender that closed on Friday.
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