Japan's Vice Minister of International Affairs says the IEA's 400mln bbl of oil release is "not enough" to ease a very tight market

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The comments from Japan's Vice Minister of International Affairs suggest that the recent 400 million barrels oil release by the IEA may fall short of alleviating current market tightness. This indicates ongoing supply constraints, which could lead to sustained pressure on oil prices, particularly WTI. Traders should consider the implications for inflation and monitor how this sentiment may influence energy market expectations in both the EU and US sessions.

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