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  4. Attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and rising tensions are disrupting LNG imports and driving up commodity prices between Asia and Europe.

War in West Asia disrupts global LNG supplies, causing Europe to face low storage and increasing competition for cargoes from Indian buyers.

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War in West Asia disrupts global LNG supplies, causing Europe to face low storage and increasing competition for cargoes from Indian buyers.

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  1. Equinor is navigating geopolitical issues by signing a 15-year supply deal with an Indian company amidst global LNG flow restrictions and market volatility.Sub-event
  2. Europe faces low gas storage as Indian buyers compete with it for disrupted LNG cargoes from West Asia.1 source

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