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CryptoWorld News: Korean government officials said on the 28th that the Korean government has decided to ease oil reserve requirements for private companies starting from the 29th, to release private oil reserves into the market. The country has not yet decided when to release its national oil reserves and will keep them as a “last resort” to deal with potential oil crises. On the same day, Yang Ki-uk, an official of South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, announced that starting from the 29th, the government will reduce the mandatory oil reserve amount for private oil companies from 40 days to 20 days, releasing oil reserves equivalent to 20 days of consumption. He said this measure is to fulfill commitments made to the International Energy Agency.