Highlights Tight supplies in Europe, Asia buying interest seen Project FIDs, long-term commercial deals continue US FOB Gulf Coast cargo values rose to the highest level in almost four weeks May 31, amid tighter gas supplies in Europe and signs of buying interest in Asia. Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Interbasin spreads narrowed during the week of May 24-31, favoring Asia as the best netback on several days. Utilization at the seven major US liquefaction terminals was unchanged week on week, with feedgas deliveries averaging around 12.8 Bcf/d, S&P Global Commodity Insights data showed. The Platts Gulf Coast Marker for US FOB cargoes loading 30 to 60 days forward was assessed at $22.850/MMBtu May 31, up 40 cents/MMBtu on the day and $2.90/MMBtu for the week. It was the highest level since May 5. In Atlantic market developments during the week, Venture […]