IEA Administrator Bilour: Strait of Hormuz disruptions already impacting economy and consumers
Svmuu News IEA Administrator Bilour said the Strait of Hormuz disruption has had an impact on the economy and consumers, the IEA's swift action has had a "calming" effect on the market, and that despite the huge amount of reserve releases, there is still a lot of stockpile and more can be made if needed, and if the conflict continues for some time, it is important to be prepared. It is important to be prepared. (GOLDEN TEN)
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