Japan Considers Releasing National Oil Reserves at Suppressed Prices

Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry announced plans to release national crude oil reserves at a price level lower than current market rates, aiming for public acceptance amid rising oil prices.

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NHK WorldJapanese172d ago

経産相国家備蓄の原油放出 “現在より抑制された価格水準で”

赤澤経済産業大臣は13日の閣議のあとの記者会見で、国家備蓄の原油を放出する際の価格について「国民から見ても納得のできる備蓄の放出になるように、理解を得ながら進めていきたい」と述べ、現在よりも抑制された価格水準で流通するように対応する考えを示しました。

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経産相国家備蓄の原油放出 “現在より抑制された価格水準で”

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Japan Considers Releasing National Oil Reserves at Suppressed Prices

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経産相 国家備蓄の原油放出 “現在より抑制された価格水準で”

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経産相国家備蓄の原油放出 “現在より抑制された価格水準で”