EE UU reduce reservas de petróleo y considera limitar exportaciones
Reserves of crude oil in the United States are at their lowest in several decades, with storage levels in Cushing, Oklahoma, close to the operational minimum of 20 million barrels. This decline threatens US export capacity and has driven up oil prices, with traders willing to pay more for immediate delivery. The situation is compounded by limited export infrastructure and external threats like Canadian wildfires, which could further reduce supply, amid overall global oil reserve reductions.
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