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G-7 Holds A Massive Strategic Oil Buffer

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The G-7 countries collectively hold about 1.1 billion barrels of strategic petroleum reserves, with the United States accounting for roughly 41% of the total. Japan maintains the largest import cover among major economies, with reserves equivalent to more than 100 days of oil demand, providing a key cushion against supply disruptions.

Source: Bloomberg Intelligence | Via: @JoumannnaTV on X

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