Japan's finance minister Katayama stated there is no doubt the drop in oil futures was a result of G7 solidarity, though he is unsure if the drop has been sufficient.

Mar 9, 2026, 11:46:57 PM UTC(13 hours ago)
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  • Japan's finance minister Katayama stated there is no doubt the drop in oil futures was a result of G7 solidarity, though he is unsure if the drop has been sufficient.
  • Japan's Finance Minister Katayama stated the recent drop in oil futures is a result of G7 solidarity.
  • The G7, including Japan, discussed a coordinated release of emergency oil reserves during a recent meeting.
  • The International Energy Agency (IEA) called for the release of emergency oil reserves.
  • Katayama is unsure if the drop in oil futures has been sufficient.
  • The G7 is taking measures to support global energy supply.

Sources

@DeItaone
From:@DeItaone
JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: NO DOUBT THAT DROP IN OIL FUTURES WAS RESULT OF G7 SOLIDARITY, THOUGH NOT SURE IF THEY HAVE FALLEN ENOUGH
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