TOKYO -- Gas prices in Asia have begun to recover from the coronavirus-induced plunge earlier this year, driven by predictions of a colder winter and disruptions to U.S. production caused by hurricanes.
Production halts by hurricanes also help bring market out of coronavirus funk

Imported LNG arrives in northern Japan at a Hokkaido Electric Power terminal. LNG prices plunged this year as economic activities froze due to the coronavirus outbreak. © Kyodo
TOKYO -- Gas prices in Asia have begun to recover from the coronavirus-induced plunge earlier this year, driven by predictions of a colder winter and disruptions to U.S. production caused by hurricanes.