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US Energy Secretary Wright says the US could leave the IEA if the group does not change

The statement from US Energy Secretary Wright regarding a potential exit from the IEA suggests rising tensions over energy policy and governance.

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If the US were to leave, it could lead to a significant shift in global energy dynamics, impacting supply agreements and pricing stability, particularly for oil markets. Watch for possible reactions across energy assets, particularly oil and gas, as well as currency fluctuations tied to energy producers and consumers.

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