Source: Atlantic Council (Nov. 2024) The global LNG market is no longer defined by rigid, point-to-point trade. It’s defined by flexibility. In February 2026, Egypt cut LNG imports by 37% as domestic demand eased to 6–6.2 Bcf/d and new upstream wells lifted local production. Just weeks earlier, surplus volumes had moved into Europe—demonstrating how quickly flows can reverse when internal balances shift. A similar pattern is emerging in Pakistan. Faced with weak power demand,