Japan Considers Releasing Oil Reserves Amid Global Uncertainty

Japan is reportedly weighing the release of approximately 20 days' worth of oil from its strategic reserves as early as May, a move prompted by ongoing uncertainty in global oil markets.

9 Apr, 09:34 — 9 Apr, 09:34

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Japan mulls new release of about 20 days of oil from reserves

Japan is weighing a new release of about 20 days' worth of oil reserves as early as May, news agency Kyodo reported on Thursday, as uncertainty over the reopening of the ⁠St...

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Japan weighs new release of about 20 days' worth of oil from reserves, Kyodo says - Reuters

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Japan Considers Releasing Oil Reserves Amid Global Uncertainty

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Japan mulls new release of about 20 days of oil from reserves

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Japan weighs new release of about 20 days' worth of oil from reserves, Kyodo says - Reuters

Japan mulls new release of about 20 days of oil from reserves

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