Atlantic LNG shipping rates dip below $50,000 per day

Atlantic (LNG) freight rates continued to decrease this week, dropping below $50,000 per day, while European prices remained steady compared to the previous week. Last week, both Atlantic and Pacific LNG shipping rates declined. “Spark30S Atlantic rates dropped for a third consecutive week, reducing by $6,500 to $45,000 per day,” Qasim Afghan, Spark’s commercial analyst, told…

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