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Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists the UK will play its part in the release of oil reserves, amid suggestions prices ‘could jump to between 150p and 170p per litre’ over the conflict in the Middle East. Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00We had the head of the International Energy Agency at the meeting.
00:04They are consulting with members right now on the release of oil reserves, strategic oil reserves.
00:11I've been very clear that the UK is willing to play its part in using those reserves to put downward
00:20pressure on oil prices
00:22and ensure that supply remains strong.
00:26So that's one of the ways in which we are responding.
00:28But also working, for example, with Lloyds of London.
00:32I met the chair, Charles Roxburgh, on Monday and also working with the US administration and other key allies
00:40in trying to reopen the Strait of Hamuz and making sure that vessels feel confident to travel through it.
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