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G7 energy ministers to meet Tuesday morning to discuss release of oil reserves, sources say
- G7 energy ministers will hold a virtual meeting Tuesday to discuss a potential release of oil reserves.
- The U.S. favors a joint release of 300 to 400 million barrels to address supply concerns.
- The proposed release would amount to about 25% to 30% of the U.S. strategic reserve capacity.
- Prices fluctuated around $95 to $100 per barrel amid the Hormuz Strait disruption.
- The Strait of Hormuz closure is cited as a key factor driving supply concerns.
- Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are described as cut off from the global oil market in this context.
- The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve currently holds about 415 million barrels.
- International Energy Agency member states may face pressure to release stocks.
- The report notes that finance ministers had discussed stock releases prior to the energy minister meeting.
- The meeting aims to address a supply disruption triggered by the Iran war.
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