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Japan's Oil Crisis Eases, But the Import Bill Keeps Climbing
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Japan’s recent oil crisis has softened as the country, which relies on Middle‑East imports for about 90% of its crude, has broadened its sourcing and begun drawing down its strategic petroleum reserves. Diversifying purchases and tapping stockpiles have reduced immediate supply pressures, though the overall import bill continues to rise.
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