La AIE, preparada para liberar más reservas de petróleo “si es necesario” tras pedirlo Japón

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La Agencia Internacional de la Energía (AIE) está preparada para liberar más reservas estratégicas de petróleo si es necesario, tras la petición de Japón ante la preocupación por el suministro energético debido a la guerra en Irán y Oriente Medio. La primera ministra japonesa, Sanae Takaichi, solicitó nuevas liberaciones coordinadas al director ejecutivo de la AIE, Fatih Birol, quien se mostró dispuesto a considerar la medida. Esta posible acción busca calmar los precios internacionales del petróleo, que se han disparado recientemente. La región asiática, especialmente dependiente del crudo del Golfo Pérsico, enfrenta dificultades ante la situación. Aunque la AIE ya liberó 426 millones de barriles hace unas semanas, el impacto en los precios ha sido limitado.

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The IEA chief said the situation is 'very serious' and worse than the 1970s energy crises.

quote — Fatih Birol100% confidence

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi requested further coordinated oil releases.

factual — Sanae Takaichi100% confidence

Brent crude oil price is around $99, down nearly 5% after a US peace plan for Iran was revealed.

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Member countries released 426 million barrels of oil, but it had little impact on prices.

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The IEA is prepared to release more oil reserves if necessary to calm international prices.

factual — La Agencia Internacional de la Energía (AIE)90% confidence

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Europe 30% United States 40% Strait of Hormuz 50% Persian Gulf 50% Asia 50% Middle East 60% Iran ×260% Sanae Takaichi ×270% Japan 70% Fatih Birol ×380% International Energy Agency ×490%

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reservas de petróleo 90% liberación de petróleo 80% aie 80% precios internacionales 70% suministro energético 60% guerra en irán 60% crisis energéticas 50% mercado de crudo 50%

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