China and India natural gas recovery after war
Energy sector forecasts indicate that China's and India's liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports will return to their normal levels following the easing of the Middle East supply crisis and declining prices. This development is expected to reduce reliance on coal and oil for electricity generation. Tensions had led to restricted exports by Qatar and the UAE, causing prices to rise to around $30 per million British thermal units, compared to $10 before the war, which dampened demand across Asia. The market is anticipated to rebound as conditions stabilize and LNG flows to China and India improve.
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