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IEA Says No Need Yet to Tap Oil Stockpiles Amid Mideast Crisis

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The International Energy Agency has stated that it does not plan to release emergency oil stockpiles due to the Middle East crisis, citing abundant global oil supplies and a temporary impact.

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The International Energy Agency said it sees no need yet to release emergency oil stockpiles amid the Middle East crisis, as global oil supplies are plentiful and the impact appears likely to be temporary.

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