LNG ships divert to Europe as Gazprom’s OMV supply ban boosts prices
At least five liquefied natrual gas carriers have diverted from Asia to Europe as gas prices increased after Russia’s Gazprom halted supplies to OMV in Austria. The Asian benchmark Japan Korea Marker (JKM) was $14 per million Btu, LSEG data showed.
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