US to release up to 40 million barrels from
Strategic Petroleum Reserve on Trump's order,
Department of Energy says, The oil is being offered
to energy companies as a loan, to be paid back later
with extra barrels. (remember those tarrif refunds?
Who did they go to?)
US to release up to 40 million barrels from Strategic Petroleum Reserve on Trump's order, Department of Energy says
The oil is being offered to energy companies as a loan, to be paid back later with extra barrels. It is the last batch of the 172 million barrels Washington pledged to the IEA's coordinated 400-million-barrel release after the US launched its war on Iran.
The same 40 million barrels were already offered in June. Companies took roughly 500,000.
With fuel prices climbing and midterms less than two months away, Washington is also pressing European governments to drain their own reserves.
The US started a war in the Gulf, and now it's emptying its emergency stockpile and asking allies to do the same to cover the cost at the pump.
Is this what happens when the Strait is open?
Then it got me thinking about:
True Rate of Unemployment
Difference Between Actual Costing and Normal Costing