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The largest-ever release of oil from the International Energy Agency's emergency stockpiles lifted prices for the commodity up by more than 5% on Wednesday.
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Unprecedented move underscores fears of threat to global economy from the Middle East war
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Nations agree to release oil reserves as war in Iran hits global economy The Washington Post'Largest ever' oil reserve release agreed by 32 countries, as Strait of Hormuz ships attacked BBCLive updates: Ships attacked near key shipping lane as Iran launches its 'most intense' strikes of the war NBC NewsThree cargo ships struck off Iran's coast, UK says, including one in Strait of Hormuz CNBC
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Asian Stocks Poised for Gains, Oil Swings Higher: Markets Wrap Bloomberg.comShares steady, oil turbulence deepens over Middle East war fears ReutersIEA Reportedly Proposes Largest Ever Oil Stockpile Release Bloomberg.comWhy emergency oil releases won't fix this crisis CNNOil Futures Mixed as Traders Digest IEA's Proposal to Release Strategic Reserves
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Oil futures settled sharply lower on Tuesday, extending losses from the overnight session, as world leaders considered releasing emergency crude supplies with the Iran conflict stretching into an 11th day.
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