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Government plans to sell LPG stocks amid high storage costs

High storage costs are prompting a government to sell liquefied petroleum gas stocks. The headline does not identify the country or quantify the stocks involved.

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Selling strategic LPG inventories could affect domestic energy-market resilience and supply security.

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