The US Strategic Oil Reserve Has Declined to the Lowest Level Since 1982.
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Last week, according to data from the United States Department of Energy, the stock of crude oil in the United States strategic reserve declined to its lowest level since November 1982.
The US strategic oil reserve (REP) at the end of the week ending September 4 reached a new minimum since November 1982, falling to 285.4 million barrels, show data from the country's Department of Energy.
The US, which continues to use its Strategic Petroleum Reserve to mitigate the impact of global oil supply disruptions on fuel prices, has seen its emergency oil stocks reach their lowest level since November 1982.
The volume of oil in the US strategic reserve fell to a minimum in almost 44 years, with 285.4 million barrels reported by the US Department of Energy for the week ending 4 September.
U.S. strategic oil reserve at the end of the week ending September 4, reached a new minimum from November 1982, falling to 285.4 million barrels, . . . . 08.09.2026, PRIM
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