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    S&P Global Energy reports September LNG cargoes through Hormuz reached the highest level since the U.S.-Iran war began

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    S&P Global Energy reports September LNG cargoes through Hormuz reached the highest level since the U.S.-Iran war began

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    The higher flow confirms that Gulf LNG exports continued despite elevated security risks, tempering immediate fears of a complete supply interruption while leaving Qatar-linked shipping exposed to further incidents.

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    Market Ontology
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    2026-10-02
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    2026-10-20
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    1 · 2026-10-20

    Cite as: Market Ontology, “S&P Global Energy reports September LNG cargoes through Hormuz reached the highest level since the U.S.-Iran war began”, revision 1, evidence through 2026-10-02. https://marketontology.com/market-events/2026-10-02/s-p-global-energy-reports-september-lng-cargoes-through-hormuz-reached-the-highe-dfcc2c

    GEOPOLITICAL
    S&P Global Energy reports September LNG cargoes through Hormuz reached the highest level since the U.S.-Iran war began
    The higher flow confirms that Gulf LNG exports continued despite elevated security risks, tempering immediate fears of a complete supply interruption while leaving Qatar-linked shipping exposed to further incidents.
    QGTSLNG1!BDRY
    Impact
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    OCT 2
    SIG
    QGTSLNG1!BDRY
    S&P Global Energy reports September LNG cargoes through Hormuz reached the highest level since the U.S.-Iran war began
    The higher flow confirms that Gulf LNG exports continued despite elevated security risks, tempering immediate fears of a complete supply interruption while leaving Qatar-linked shipping exposed to further incidents.
    Impact
    The higher flow confirms that Gulf LNG exports continued despite elevated security risks, tempering immediate fears of a complete supply interruption while leaving Qatar-linked shipping exposed to further incidents.
    Affected
    QGTSLNG1!BDRY
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    How this development reaches the affected companies

    AssetExposure and channelDirectionEvidence
    QGTSHigher September flows demonstrate continued Qatar-linked LNG exports, but the same route remains exposed to security incidents whose net effect on the company is uncertain.Watch1-4wS&P Global Energy recorded 13 Qatar LNG cargoes exiting Hormuz in September, while Kpler recorded 21 total cargoes.
    LNG1!The highest monthly cargo flow since the war began reduces the immediate scarcity premium in LNG supply expectations.Down1-5dS&P Global Energy reported 19 cargoes exiting Hormuz in September, up from lower levels earlier in the conflict.
    BDRYMore LNG cargoes using Hormuz increase vessel demand even as security risks support elevated freight pricing.Up1-4wSeptember included 19 LNG cargoes exiting the chokepoint, according to S&P Global Energy.

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