The largest natural gas exporter in Australia believes that China's economic recovery may continue to eat the natural gas market this year.
According to Bloomberg report, Woodside Energy Group CEO O'Neal, O'Neal, said in an interview on Wednesday (January 25) that the true impact of China ’s retirement of the crown disease zero policy remains to be observed.China's LNG imports are expected to rise in the end, and last year, part of the year was declined due to the influence of epidemic prevention policies.
"There is still huge uncertainty in the liquefied natural gas market, we have to observe factors such as Chinese economic activities ... I think that after the Spring Festival, we will start to see the specific changes in China, and this will start this, and this will start with this.What do you mean by liquefied natural gas. "
Due to the mild weather in the early winter of this winter and the government -led anti -expansion measures, it has eased the concerns of the global natural gas shortage.The record high of last year fell sharply.
However, the strong recovery of China's demand may make the market tighter again, which boosted the price of natural gas.
