US gas price reporting drop raises questions about indexes
Energy companies blame regulatory risk for reluctance to report trades

Index publishers such as New York-based Platts and London-based Argus Media play a peculiar role in global commodity markets. By publishing daily prices for a huge variety of energy commodities – from seaborne cargoes of Brent North Sea crude oil to natural gas delivered to the Houston Ship Channel – they shed light on otherwise opaque markets and provide pricing data used by thousands of market participants. Financial firms that would never touch a barrel of physical oil rely on them too, since
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