Abstract:As Middle East tensions and facility attacks threaten global energy security, the G7 is coordinating an emergency release of strategic petroleum reserves to curb surging oil prices.

Global energy markets face high alert as Middle East conflicts trigger massive commodity price spikes, forcing a G7 policy pivot toward emergency market stabilization.
Reports indicate G7 ministers and the IEA are planning a coordinated release of 300 million to 400 million barrels of oil.
The Trump administration reversed its position as retail gasoline prices climbed to $3.45 from $2.98, aiming to curb GDP and inflationary pressures.