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US Strategic Oil Reserves Drop to Lowest Level Since 1983

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US strategic oil reserves fell by 5.5 million barrels to 325.7 million barrels.
These reserves are at their lowest since May 1983.
The decline is linked to the release of 172 million barrels to stabilize global supply post-Iran war.
Overall US oil supplies have decreased by 111.4 million barrels since the war began.
Current total US oil reserves are the lowest since 1984.

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US strategic oil reserves fell by 5.5 million barrels to 325.7 million barrels.
These reserves are at their lowest since May 1983.
The decline is linked to the release of 172 million barrels to stabilize global supply post-Iran war.
Overall US oil supplies have decreased by 111.4 million barrels since the war began.
Current total US oil reserves are the lowest since 1984.

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