South Korean PM Han Seong-sook orders preemptive securing of crude supplies for coming months amid rekindled Middle East tensions
South Korean Prime Minister Han Seong-sook instructed economic officials on Thursday to preemptively secure crude supplies for the coming months, citing rekindled tensions in the Middle East. Han noted that sufficient crude has been secured through the end of October, exceeding 90% of last year's levels, but urged further efforts for subsequent months if tensions persist. She also asked officials to closely monitor the situation.
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