IEA: Global Oil Market May Enter 'Red Zone' in July-August
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IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol warned that the global oil market could enter a 'red zone' between July and August due to peak summer demand and Middle East supply disruptions. With 14 million barrels per day offline due to the Strait of Hormuz blockade, he emphasized that strategic reserve releases are insufficient and that opening the strait is the only solution.
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- Q: How does this affect Taiwan's economy?
- A: As Taiwan relies heavily on imported energy, rising oil prices pose risks of increased manufacturing costs and domestic inflation.