日本政府计划以伊朗战争前的价格出售国家储备的原油。官员预计，以这些低价购买原油的炼油厂不会随后以更高价格出售产品，从而赚取额外利润。
日本政府于2026年3月13日宣布，将以伊朗战争前盛行的价格出售国家储备的原油。此举旨在应对市场价格的急剧上涨，官员们表示，他们“预计以低价购买原油的炼油厂不会随后以更高价格出售产品并从中获利。” 与该宣布相关的关键词包括赤沢亮正，尽管可用信息中未详细说明其具体角色。在涉及伊朗的紧张局势影响全球石油市场之际，此决定旨在稳定日本的能源供应。政府的声明暗示，这可能有助于减轻消费者的负担，但未提供销售量或时间表的具体细节。 这一政策是日本应对国际石油价格波动并加强国内能源安全更广泛战略的一部分。
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Tokyo stocks declined for a third consecutive day as tensions escalated in the Middle East over Iran. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda warned of significant potential impacts on the economy, while the government stated there would be no immediate disruptions to oil supplies.
Japan will procure crude oil from Russia for the first time since U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran in February closed the Strait of Hormuz. A tanker carrying oil from Russia's Sakhalin-2 project is heading to the country, a trade ministry official said Saturday. Resource-poor Japan aims to diversify away from Middle East imports.
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The Japanese government is weighing the use of part of its national oil reserves due to supply disruptions from the Iran crisis. Kyodo News reported on Friday that the Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed, affecting imports. Officials plan to monitor the situation and possibly coordinate with other countries.
U.S. and Israeli forces attacked Iran over the weekend in a massive assault that killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the nation's supreme leader for nearly four decades. This triggered retaliatory strikes in the Middle East, prompting Japanese police to bolster security at U.S. and Israel-related facilities. Stock markets in Tokyo opened lower, and Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino stressed the need to monitor the situation.
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The yen weakened to its lowest level since July 2024 amid spiking oil prices, potentially triggering intervention. Japanese government bonds and Tokyo stocks also declined.
Oil prices have fallen while Asian stock markets rose after President Donald Trump paused military strikes against Iran. The move has raised hopes for negotiations to resolve the conflict and potentially reopen energy shipping routes.
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Governments in Asia, the top oil-importing region, are seeking alternatives to shield economies from the energy crisis triggered by the Iran war. The Asian Development Bank cut its growth forecast for developing Asia to 4.7% this year. Oil imports to the region plunged 30% in April.