Strategic reserves are no substitute for an open Strait
A record-breaking release of emergency oil reserves could cushion a lack of supply from the Middle East and provide some relief to oil prices. However, this would prove temporary with prices likely to rise back above $100pb if the Strait of Hormuz were to remain effectively closed for a prolonged period.
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