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Atlantic and Pacific spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) freight rates increased this week compared to the prior week. European prices rose by 27 percent in the last two weeks. Last week, Pacific rates experienced a $2,500 increase and Atlantic rates decreased. “Spark30s Atlantic rates experienced a week-on-week increase for the first time in a month, rising by…

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