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Natural gas prices in Asia have risen to their highest level since late March due to renewed clashes in the Middle East, which have disrupted shipping routes through the vital Strait of Hormuz, a major passage for about one-fifth of global gas supplies. The spot cargo price reached approximately $20.2 per million British thermal units, marking a roughly 10% increase over the past week. Reports indicate that tensions between the United States and Iran have led to nearly a complete halt in vessel movements through the strait. Additionally, escalating hostilities have prompted several Asian countries, such as Pakistan, India, Thailand, and Bangladesh, to seek gas shipments at higher prices, with the most expensive spot market cargo reaching around $20.70. The region anticipates that supplies will remain unstable amid ongoing tensions and reduced shipping activity through the strait.
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