日本启动释放创纪录石油储备

Core Viewpoint - The Japanese government has initiated the release of oil reserves, totaling approximately 80 million barrels, which is equivalent to about 45 days of domestic oil consumption, marking a historical high in scale [1]. Group 1: Oil Reserve Release - The release will be conducted in a manner where private sector inventories are prioritized, followed by national reserves [1]. - The Japanese government has announced a reduction in the mandatory oil reserve obligation for companies from 70 days of consumption to 55 days, allowing companies to use the equivalent of 15 days of consumption for market supply [1]. Group 2: Current Oil Reserve Status - As of the end of 2025, Japan's total oil reserves will be equivalent to 254 days of consumption, with national reserves accounting for 146 days and private reserves for 101 days [1]. - Additionally, reserves held by oil-producing countries will account for 7 days of consumption [1].