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A $7 Billion Gas Bill Sees Developing Asian Nations Sour on LNG

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 13 September 2026, 23:00 UTC By Stephen Stapczynski and Sing Yee Ong 1 min read
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The loss of a fifth of liquefied natural gas supply due to the US-Iran war is blowing out costs for Asia’s developing markets, and forcing a rethink of the fuel’s long-term future in the region.

The loss of a fifth of liquefied natural gas supply due to the US-Iran war is blowing out costs for Asia’s developing markets, and forcing a rethink of the fuel’s long-term future in the region.
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