US Gas Buyers Cancel Cargoes as Iran War Sends Freight Soaring
AI Summary
US liquefied petroleum gas buyers have canceled shipments typically destined for Asia due to soaring freight costs caused by the Middle East conflict. This disruption highlights the impact of regional conflict on energy logistics and market behavior.
Some buyers of US liquefied petroleum gas canceled shipments that would typically be bound for Asia following a surge in freight rates sparked by the conflict in the Middle East.
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