Oil from US reserves to
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Oil from US reserves to be repaid with interest by September 2028

The oil released from U.S. reserves to mitigate the effects of the conflict with Iran on oil prices will be structured as interest-bearing loans, Bloomberg reports.

Now oil buyers are clamoring for cheaper contracts before the United States releases the 172 million barrels of oil.

The contracts for that oil, the last drops of which are expected to reach the market at the end of May, are to be structured as loans that buyers will then repay to the United States government with interest.

Repayments are to be made by September 2028.

The 172 million barrels of oil are the United States' share of a total of 400 million barrels that the member countries of the International Energy Agency (IEA) have agreed to release.

Sweden contributes two million barrels.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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