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Energy disruption hits Bangladesh and Pakistan as Gulf crisis worsens

Bangladesh faces widespread blackouts and factory slowdowns as gas shortages force reliance on costly spot LNG, with 55% of knitwear factories reporting canceled orders.

  • Bangladesh is experiencing blackouts and factory shutdowns because of an energy shortfall.
  • Bangladesh relies on imported liquefied natural gas for more than 40% of its electricity, while disruptions from Qatar have pushed it toward costlier spot-market cargoes.
  • A Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association survey found that 55% of factories reported canceled or reduced orders, while 78% had partly halted production.
  • Pakistan introduced a fuel subsidy after petrol reached about 380 rupees per litre and diesel reached 409 rupees per litre.
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The Gulf crisis underscores South Asia's energy vulnerability, potentially escalating global oil prices and straining regional economies.

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