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Oil Advances With Global SPR Release Smaller Than Expected

(Bloomberg) -- Oil climbed, erasing an earlier loss, as a landmark plan from consumers to tap their

Oil Advances With Global SPR Release Smaller Than Expected

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While the headline size of the U.S. release is large, a significant chunk of the crude will be borrowed -- to be returned later -- leaving traders expecting tighter balances down the line. The U.S. is making the move in concert with China, Japan, India, South Korea and the U.K.\nOil prices have hit multiyear highs in recent months amid a global energy crisis that’s added hundreds of thousands of barrels a day to consumption, while the world economy is grappling with surging inflation. 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That was because the total volume had been seen as largely priced in, and much of the supply is set to be returned at a later date.\n“This is not going to solve much,” said Ole Hansen, head of commodities strategy at Saxo Bank. “Only 18 million barrels for real, while the rest to my understanding will be loaned out and bought back at a later stage.”\nSee also: How U.S. Presidents Use Strategic Petroleum Reserve: QuickTake\nThe administration is prepared to take further, unspecified steps, if needed, the White House said. When asked about the potential for a U.S. export ban in the future, the administration continued to suggest that all options are on the table.\nFocus will now turn to how the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies will react to the release when they gather next week. 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Oil Advances With Global SPR Release Smaller Than Expected

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