US Exports Rose ~30% with Price Increases of ~20% in Sep'22

Dec 17, 2022
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The United States has had a rather depressed year when it comes to helium trade. Helium exports have fallen by ~20% y/y in September '22. However, the recent months have seen a sizeable increase in exports from ~63mmcf in July'22 to ~82mmcf in the months of August and September'22. The main contributors are the exports to Europe and China. Europe has been witnessing lower volumes of helium due to suppressed trading with Russia, and is trying to diversify its sources.

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