PM Takaichi Secures About 60% Alternative Crude Procurement for May, Orders Higher Levels
高市首相 5月の原油代替調達約6割確保 水準高めるよう指示
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Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi announced that Japan has secured approximately 60% of its crude oil alternative procurement for May, bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, and instructed ministers to further raise the level of alternative sourcing for June.
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