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• LNG shipping stocks: A positive week October 13, 2026: The UP World LNG Shipping Index rose 3.84 points (1.68%) to close at 231.87, while the S&P 500 gained 1.15%. The advance was broad but gentle: breadth was 11:10, the median constituent rose 2.3%, and while the weighted index (wUPI) eased less than half a per cent, the overall tone pointed to stabilisation rather than a strong directional push. Volume ticked up from the prior week but stayed on the lower side. COSCO led with a double-digit, trend-following gain (+14%) back into the spring range, Excelerate added 6.8% off support, and ADNOC rose 6.7% to erase its two-week correction. Shell broke to fresh highs (+4%), with BP, Chevron, Tsakos and the Japanese trio all gaining within their sideways ranges. On the downside, New Fortress Energy slid over 33% to new lows, and Nakilat eased 2.88% on geopolitics, while both Korean names and Dynagas gave back recent gains. In the background, Asian spot LNG firmed on renewed tanker-attack fears near Hormuz, though muted Chinese and Indian buying capped the rise; Hormuz flows stayed strong (9 carriers reactivating AIS east of the strait this month). Read or listen more...
• LNG shipping stocks: Negative figures, positive impression October 6, 2026: The UP World LNG Shipping Index fell for a third straight week, losing 4.84 points (2.08%) to close at 228.04. The headline tells only part of the story: breadth was almost even at 10:11, the median move was just −0.81%, and the weighted index (wUPI) actually rose by around 2% — the decline was concentrated in a few heavily weighted losers rather than across the board, and supporting indicators point to a correction within the uptrend. Volume was well below average. The two South Korean names led the gainers, with Pan Ocean surging above a long-standing resistance and Korea Line up 8.26%, while "K" Line (−5.4%), MISC (−4.08%) and COSCO (−3.93%) led the fallers, and New Fortress Energy slid to a fresh all-time-low close. In the background, the gas market kept stabilising: Asian LNG eased to around $25/MMBtu as Qatari exports crept higher, European storage entered October near 71% full, and spot tanker rates jumped to $31,500 (Atlantic) and $38,250 (Pacific). Read or listen more...
• LNG shipping stocks: Back to support September 29, 2026: The UP World LNG Shipping Index fell 6.39 points (2.67%) in Week 39-2026 to close at 232.88, sliding back toward its August support. Breadth was sharply negative — just 3 of 21 constituents rose against 18 decliners, with a median move of −2.17% — though the weighted index held up better (wUPI −1.39%) and volume ran below average. The driver was again geopolitics: renewed expectations of an imminent Iran resolution drained the crisis premium, even as weekend news pointed back toward disappointment. The gas market cooled in parallel, with Asian prices retreating from four-year highs to $25.85/MMBtu as Northeast Asia enters winter well-covered; European storage climbed above 70%, easing winter-supply concerns. Expectations of higher Qatari exports — signalled by a rise in "dark" transits near Hormuz — added downward pressure. Spot tanker rates firmed to $29,500 (Atlantic) and $31,000 (Pacific). Read or listen more...
• LNG shipping stocks: Just below resistances September 22, 2026: The UP World LNG Shipping Index barely moved in Week 38-2026, slipping 0.36 points (0.15%) to close at 239.27, while the S&P 500 lost 0.08%. The pause masked a split beneath the surface: decliners outnumbered gainers 8:12, and the median constituent fell 1.85%, yet the weighted index (wUPI) rose 0.6% as the heavier-weighted names — again predominantly Asian — outperformed. Trading volume ran above average. The macro backdrop was unchanged, with Asian and European gas prices firm as both regions compete for winter cargoes; European storage sits around 68.5% full, below seasonal norms, and QatarGas confirmed that the Ras Laffan refurbishment will take three years. Spot tanker rates edged up to $24,500 (Atlantic) and $26,750 (Pacific) but remain close to break-even. Read or listen more...
• LNG shipping stocks: Company news drives new highs September 15, 2026: The UP World LNG Shipping Index gained 3.75 points (1.59%) last week, closing at a new all-time high of 239.62 points, while the S&P 500 lost 0.80%. The UPI's rise was driven by 16 companies, with 4 falling and 1 unchanged; the median gain was 2.07%, and the weighted index rose 0.6%. Company-specific news dominated the week: New Fortress Energy surged 20.44% on completing its restructuring and 50:1 share consolidation, while Tsakos Energy Navigation rose 9.51% on the prospect of a dividend increase. Gas prices rose in both Europe and Asia — European prices reached their highest intraday levels since late December 2022 — while spot tanker rates remain low. ADNOC Logistics & Services (+6.84%) and the oil majors also advanced, supported by renewed US–Iran tensions. Read or listen more...