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Bulls prep as M&A charges on

AUSTRALIA’S M&A wave is set to continue next year with surging Chinese winter LNG demand boosting spot and short-term LNG pricing impacting east coast domgas, providing the most positive project investment backdrop seen for some years.

Anthony Barich

High east coast prices are whetting Chinese interest, fuelling M&A.

RBC Capital Markets has a constructive view on energy stocks next year, believing the cycle has "hit its low" and is now entering the second full year of recovery - a sentiment which Australian oilers...

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