The US First Paid for the Weekly Oil Extraction From Its Strategic Reserve
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The U.S. strategic oil reserve (SPR) remained unchanged last week, for the first time since it began to be used regularly to mitigate the effects of the conflict in the Middle East, according to official data released this Thursday. During the seven-day period closed on October 9, not even a barrel of these reserves was removed, the U.S. Energy Information Agency (EIA) reported.
The reserve remained at 283 million barrels, according to weekly data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA).
The U.S. crude oil reserve remained stable after weeks of use to mitigate tensions in the Middle East, according to recent official data.Commercial reserves dropped 8.6 million barrels due to lower imports and more processing, while production touched down since May.
The U.S. Strategic Oil Reserve (SPR) remained unchanged last week, according to official data published on Thursday, a first since its regular use to mitigate the effects of the conflict in the Middle East.
During the seven-day period ending 9 October, not a single barrel of these reserves was extracted, the US Energy Information Agency (EIA) said.
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