How Iran's hit on Qatar LNG will impact global supply to buyers like India, Pakistan; China largely secure
The US-Iran war has had far reaching implications beyond the immediate rise in global oil and gas prices. The Middle East conflict has led to hits on key energy infrastructure in Gulf countries, impacting future production and supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
The conflict is disrupting the global LNG market, as rising prices, damage to key export infrastructure in Qatar, and possible delays in new supply projects cast uncertainty over demand projections, particularly from price-sensitive buyers in Asia.
The conflict is disrupting the global LNG market, as rising prices, damage to key export infrastructure in Qatar, and possible delays in new supply projects cast uncertainty over demand projections, particularly from price-sensitive buyers in Asia.
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