The International Energy Agency takes action to curb the rise in oil prices

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On Wednesday, the International Energy Agency announced the withdrawal of an additional 120 million barrels from its oil reserves. To curb price hikes under the influence of the war in Ukraine.

Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said in a tweet on Twitter: “The process of releasing an oil stockpile of 120 million barrels has begun. (including 60 million barrels contributed by the United States).

The International Energy Agency, which was established in 1975, consists of 31 countries, including the United States, Japan, Germany, Spain, France, Italy, and Britain.

British Prime Minister seeks to persuade Saudi Arabia to increase oil production

On March 14, Ritters said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was seeking to persuade the Saudis to increase oil production. To counter the rise in prices in light of the continuing consequences of the Russian military intervention in Ukraine.

As you mentioned Archyde.com. A British government minister told The Times that Johnson is “leading an international effort to engage Saudi Arabia in finding a solution to the high oil price crisis.”

The British newspaper, The Times, had revealed earlier that the British Prime Minister would visit Saudi Arabia this week.

Oil prices have risen significantly since the beginning of the Russian military operation in Ukraine. It crossed the $100 per barrel threshold, reaching $136.

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