Spot market for Asian LNG gaining momentum, traders say

Changing market fundamentals are expected to transform the way LNG is traded in Asia in the next several years, fuelling the emergence of a regional spot index and derivatives market

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For more than a decade, energy traders and analysts have anticipated the emergence of a liquid market for natural gas in Asia, with regional price markers and actively traded derivatives contracts. Proponents of such a shift say it would allow market participants to price and risk-manage their physical gas exposure more precisely and effectively than they can today. Yet while Europe has developed a thriving, hub-based market over this period, the Asian market has remained virtually unchanged. It

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