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Atlantic LNG rates drop to $167,500 per day as market volatility continues

By LNG Prime Staff
Atlantic LNG rates drop to $167,500 per day as market volatility continues
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Atlantic LNG shipping rates dropped by $96,750 week-on-week to $167,500 per day, while volatility remains the key theme as conflict in the Middle East continues, according to Spark Commodities and Fearnley LNG.

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