L'export di Gnl attraverso Hormuz ancora ad un terzo dai livelli pre-guerra

In October, liquefied natural gas exports through the Strait of Hormuz remained close to their highest levels since the Middle East conflict began, yet still below one-third of pre-war levels. Approximately 27 gas tankers have crossed the Strait eastward, matching September's peak during the conflict. Most transits were by vessels not broadcasting their positions, suggesting total volumes could be higher. LNG flows remained stable despite ongoing attacks on vessels in the Strait, including an incident involving a Qatar-linked cargo ship. However, LNG exports have not rebounded as quickly as oil shipments, which are nearing pre-war levels.