日本经济安全保障担当大臣高市早苗于4月10日确认，继3月因中东战事导致供应中断而首次投放石油后，日本下月将进一步从国家储备中投放石油。
此次宣布的举措旨在延续日本为稳定能源供应所作的努力，此前中东冲突导致的供应中断推高了价格。作为全球石油储备量最大的国家，日本政府已于3月开始动用储备。
据《日本时报》报道，高市早苗表示，计划于下月进一步投放石油，以遏制国内油价飙升。
高市早苗确认下月将进一步投放国家石油储备
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