Oil Dips as G7 Weighs Coordinated Reserve Release to Counter Hormuz-Linked Losses
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Oil prices pulled back from near $120 a barrel as G7/IEA weigh a coordinated emergency reserve release to offset losses from Middle East disruption; analysts say the relief would be temporary given the timing and scale of a roughly 16 million barrels-per-day shortfall, and a longer-term fix depends on restoring reliable flows through the Strait of Hormuz, with SPR inventories around 416 million barrels.
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- U.S. and Western Allies Turn to Reserves to Counteract Gulf Oil Crisis WSJ
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