South Korea Introduces Oil Supply Swap Program.

South Korea is launching a new program that allows oil refiners to borrow crude oil from the nation’s reserves. The policy is designed to prevent supply disruptions and ensure that refineries can continue operating smoothly. Under the plan, companies will return the borrowed oil once their international shipments arrive. Officials say this temporary solution will help maintain steady production and avoid shortages. The government expects that there will be no major supply issues in the coming months, as shipments are already scheduled.

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