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Atlantic and Pacific spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) freight rates rose slightly this week, but they remain weak due to a high number of newbuilds coming into the market. European prices jumped this week compared to the week before. Spark30S Atlantic freight rates increased by $1,250 to $24,750 per day, and Spark25S (Pacific) increased by…

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