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The three countries, the world’s leading importers of crude oil, are selling state stocks for volumes comparable to the extra production that OPEC + has promised by the end of the year
by Sissi Bellomo
Oil is back on track, pushing to a two-month high. But to counter the price increases, the major consumer countries have now come into play: China, the United States and India – the top three world importers of crude oil, in order – are all committed to releasing strategic stocks on the market, for a total volume that could exceed 40 million barrels between now and the end of the year according to the calculations of the Sole 24 Ore, quantities comparable to the extra production promised by OPEC +.
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