South Korea Cuts Mandatory Private Oil Reserves to 20 Days Starting May 29

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According to Jin10, South Korea's government will reduce mandatory private oil reserves from 40 days to 20 days starting May 29, releasing approximately 20 days' worth of supply into the market. The move, announced by Industry Minister Liang Jixiong, aims to fulfill commitments made to the International Energy Agency. The government has not yet decided on releasing its national strategic petroleum reserves, keeping them as a contingency measure for potential energy crises.
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