Goldman Sachs: High temperatures in Northeast Asia boost LNG demand, European imports may be squeezed.

Zhtng Cijng APP huzh, boku Samantha Dart zi ni de goshng fnxsh zi zhur fb de y fn bogo zhng chng, dngbi y dq qwn goy pngjn shupng, zh tudngle gi dq liohu tinrnq de cigu xqi. Tngsh, du zh zhng rnlio de jngzhng jij knng hu jins uzhu de jnku ling. Gihng biosh, JKM-TTF yji y zhjin kud zh 0.60 zh 1.00 miyun/bi wn yng r dnwi de shupng, xi shng yu de 0.40 zh 0.80 miyun/bi wn yng r dnwi yu su shngshng. According to the Zhongtong Finance and Economics APP, Goldman Sachs analysts, including Samantha Dart, stated in a report released on Sunday that temperatures in Northeast Asia are above average levels, driving demand for liquefied natural gas in the region. At the same time, increased competition for this fuel may slow down imports to Europe. The bank stated that the JKM-TTF premium has gradually increased to a level of 0.60 to 1.00 USD per million British thermal units, up from last month's range of 0.40 to 0.80 USD per million British thermal units.