Atlantic LNG shipping rates rise for first time in six weeks

Atlantic spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) freight rates rose for the first time in six weeks, while European prices dropped compared to the prior week. Last week, Atlantic rates continued to decrease. “Spark30S Atlantic rates experienced a weekly increase for the first time in six weeks, rising by $2,000 to $59,750 per day,” Qasim Afghan, Spark’s commercial…

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