Egyptian Prime Minister says gas supplies to the industry will not be cut

The statement from the Egyptian Prime Minister is aimed at stabilizing market concerns regarding energy supply, particularly within the context of the EU and US sessions.

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This assurance may curb immediate fears about supply disruptions and could positively influence gas prices and related assets, although the sustainability of this assurance remains to be seen in light of broader geopolitical dynamics.

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