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Macron Will Convene the G7 to Discuss a Strategic Oil Reserve Release Similar to that of March

"I will convene a meeting of the G7 to improve coordination on reserve levels and promote greater cooperation on exports and production capacity," he said this Friday in Paris during a press conference covered by 'Bloomberg'.
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Emmanuel Macron announced his intention to convene, in the coming weeks, a meeting of the G7 dedicated to energy, in a context of strong rise in fuel prices and growing concern for European security. The French President considers that the nature of Russian threats is changing and defends a plan to protect critical infrastructures [...] The Macron content wants G7 meeting on energy and alert to new Russian threats appears first in e-Global.

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French president convenes G7 countries to discuss possible release of strategic reserves

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The meeting will bring together leaders from the United States, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Canada to "avoid unnecessary tensions" between the member countries themselves and the rest of Western nations.

Crude oil prices have risen by around 20 percent this month

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