Pakistan purchased a second spot LNG cargo from TotalEnergies at $17.37 per mmBtu, marking the second such purchase in two weeks amid tight Persian Gulf LNG supplies. The repeat spot buying signals persistent supply constraints that could raise Pakistan’s import costs and affect its power sector, while also signalling tighter regional LNG market conditions. Pakistan,TotalEnergies Pakistan may seek additional spot LNG cargos or accelerate longer‑term contracts; market participants will watch for any recovery in Persian Gulf LNG output. Pakistan has purchased its second spot liquefied natural gas cargo in as many weeks, buying from TotalEnergies at $17.37 per million British thermal units. The repeat purchase highlights that LNG flows out of the Persian Gulf remain slow to recover, underscoring ongoing supply tightness in the Asian market. The development points to continued cost pressure on Pakistan’s energy import bill and may prompt the country to seek more spot cargoes or accelerate longer‑term contracting.
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