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Record Low Oil Reserves for OECD Countries Since 1990

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OECD oil reserves hit the lowest level since 1990 in May.
Governments reduced stockpiles to offset crude oil shipment disruptions amid Middle East conflict.
IEA reports a decrease of 163 million barrels since the start of U.S.-Iran tensions.
Coordinated releases of 400 million barrels were initiated to alleviate rising oil prices.
Demand is expected to drop significantly throughout the year due to high prices.

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OECD oil reserves hit the lowest level since 1990 in May.
Governments reduced stockpiles to offset crude oil shipment disruptions amid Middle East conflict.
IEA reports a decrease of 163 million barrels since the start of U.S.-Iran tensions.
Coordinated releases of 400 million barrels were initiated to alleviate rising oil prices.
Demand is expected to drop significantly throughout the year due to high prices.

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