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A major global release of emergency oil reserves has failed to calm markets so far. Analysts warn continued tensions around energy shipping routes could keep fuel prices volatile for households and businesses.

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00:00Oil prices have surged again despite a coordinated release from emergency reserves aimed at calming
00:06markets. Members of the International Energy Agency say they will release 400 million barrels
00:13of oil to ease supply concerns linked to the conflict involving Iran. Even so, benchmark
00:19Brent crude briefly climbed above $100 a barrel during trading. Iran has warned prices could rise
00:26much further as attacks intensify on shipping in the Strait of Hamuz, a route carrying a legal share
00:33of global energy supplies. Analysists say the reserve release may offer a temporary buffer with
00:39fuel costs here at home, likely to remain uncertain while international tensions persist.
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