Goldman Sachs expects 2025-to-2030 global LNG supply growth to far exceed Asia demand growth

Goldman Sachs' outlook suggests a substantial oversupply of global LNG compared to Asia's demand growth over the 2025-2030 period.

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This could lead to downward pressure on LNG prices and implications for related currencies and energy stocks, as well as affecting the broader energy market dynamics.

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