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Briefing: ‘Armageddon scenario’ for gas markets as Qatar hit by missiles
Strategic angle: Traders and analysts warn of lasting disruption after damage to facility that supplies a fifth of the world’s LNG.
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Updated 23 days ago
The recent missile strike on a gas facility in Qatar has sparked concerns among traders and analysts regarding the stability of global LNG supplies.
This facility is crucial, accounting for approximately one-fifth of the world's liquefied natural gas output. Damage to such infrastructure could lead to significant supply chain disruptions.
The implications for global markets are considerable, as any sustained interruption in LNG supply may affect pricing and availability across various regions.