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Egypt Asks LNG Shipments Be Delayed

The request comes as Egypt, which only became a net importer of the fuel in 2024 and more than doubled the amount of LNG it bought this year, struggles to assess its demand. The nation purchased a large volume of shipments earlier in 2025, with some of the deals having an element of flexibility.

Citi Warns That Oil Market Sentiment Is Turning Bearish Amid Signs of Oversupply

“Some clients doubt that a price floor at $60 a barrel for Brent crude oil would be enough to induce a supply-and-demand reaction to balance a global liquids market generally seen heading for a surplus,” Citi’s team reported. Others, on the other hand, expect a smoother price correction, pointing to inventory builds in parts of the world but not in the United States.

McDermott, PETROFUND sign agreement to develop Namibia’s oil and gas workforce

The partnership will align academic and industrial training with international standards, offering Namibian students, job seekers, and service providers access to education, mentorship, and employment opportunities. The initiative aims to strengthen local capacity across technical disciplines including engineering, fabrication, operations, and project management, supporting the development of Namibia’s offshore energy resources.