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US draws Qatar gas buyers
Fifty-one major U.S. oil and gas companies earned more than $130 billion in profits between April and September, compared with less than $47 billion over the same period in 2025, benefiting from higher oil prices and supply disruptions caused by the war on Iran. In the liquefied natural gas market, the price gap between the United States and Europe and Asia reached a record level—equivalent to 12 times—while Washington attracts customers at Qatar’s expense and sells record volumes. Meanwhile, Americans have paid an additional $150 billion for gasoline and diesel since the war began, as Europe and Asia face rising energy costs and the risk of a slowdown in global growth.
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