Japan's chief cabinet secretary Kihara says no immediate plan to release oil reserves

Japan's chief cabinet secretary indicating there is no immediate plan to release oil reserves suggests that the government is maintaining a cautious stance on managing supply.

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This could support WTI prices in the short term as fears of tighter supply may re-emerge. Traders should monitor how this stance influences market sentiment and potential reactions from other oil-exporting nations.

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