According to ship tracking data, several Qatari LNG tankers are returning to the Persian Gulf. This is an indication that the gas supplier may be deploying vessels to restart export business via the Strait of Hormuz. According to ship tracking data, six empty liquefied natural gas carriers linked to Qatar are currently in the Gulf of Oman or are sailing to this area. According to Kpler's data, another empty ship recently crossed the Strait of Hormuz and has now entered the Persian Gulf to sail in the direction of Qatar. Qatar once occupied one-fifth of the global liquefied natural gas market. Since an LNG tanker in the country was attacked in late July, Qatar has almost completely suspended the export of liquefied natural gas. This is in stark contrast to the significant recovery in crude oil exports over the past month. Although the US-Iran conflict has once again intensified, and Iran has also designated a restricted area outside the Strait of Hormuz, ship movements indicate that Qatar may take a more active response.
智通財經·09/07/2026 04:17:04
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According to ship tracking data, several Qatari LNG tankers are returning to the Persian Gulf. This is an indication that the gas supplier may be deploying vessels to restart export business via the Strait of Hormuz. According to ship tracking data, six empty liquefied natural gas carriers linked to Qatar are currently in the Gulf of Oman or are sailing to this area. According to Kpler's data, another empty ship recently crossed the Strait of Hormuz and has now entered the Persian Gulf to sail in the direction of Qatar. Qatar once occupied one-fifth of the global liquefied natural gas market. Since an LNG tanker in the country was attacked in late July, Qatar has almost completely suspended the export of liquefied natural gas. This is in stark contrast to the significant recovery in crude oil exports over the past month. Although the US-Iran conflict has once again intensified, and Iran has also designated a restricted area outside the Strait of Hormuz, ship movements indicate that Qatar may take a more active response.