TREE NEWS reports: European Union countries are expected not to take on any new obligation to release oil from reserves after an agreement among G7 nations. The expectation leaves the existing release framework unchanged for EU members, with no fresh drawdown commitment attached to the G7 accord.
EU Nations Seen Taking On No New Oil Release After G7 Deal
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