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Cash-Strapped LNG Buyers Like Bangladesh Are at Breaking Point

Source Bloomberg 财经5h ago
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Reliance on Qatari LNG has been a disaster for Bangladesh’s textile manufacturers, who risk losing orders to international competitors.

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