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Qatar considers force majeure on LNG supplies to Korea

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impacting
17% of export capacity
due to attack
17% capacity loss

Qatar has hinted at a potential force majeure declaration on LNG supplies due to damage from an Iranian attack, impacting 17% of export capacity. QatarEnergy's CEO stated this could affect long-term contracts with Korea, China, Italy, and Belgium for up to five years. This situation may disrupt global LNG markets and elevate prices in the near term. ⚡

• 17% capacity loss due to attack

• Possible five-year force majeure

• Affects contracts with multiple countries

Immediate market implications could include increased volatility in LNG pricing.

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OI Charts is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst. This bulletin was written by the OI Charts desk from the public sources listed here. It is commentary on market conditions, not a basis for any investment decision and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Prices as of 20 Mar 2026, 07:10 IST.

Sourcesnews.google.com

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