The International Energy Agency stated today, Sunday, that its emergency oil reserves will soon begin to flow into global markets, with member countries pledging to provide 411.9 million barrels of oil. The International Energy Agency clarified in a statement that governments committed to providing 271.7 million barrels of oil from their stockpiles, 116.6 million from dedicated industry stocks, and 23.6 million from other sources. It noted that 72% of the quantities to be released will be crude oil, and 28% petroleum products, while the agency revealed that stocks from Asian and Oceania countries will be available immediately, while stocks from Europe and the Americas will be available by the end of March.
Algeria ranked first among naphtha suppliers to the Republic of Korea in the first half of 2026, with a share of over 17 percent of the country's imports, according to data from the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).
Algeria ranked first among naphtha suppliers to the Republic of Korea in the first half of 2026, with a share of over 17 percent of the country's imports, according to data from the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).
The declaration of social insurance interests then disappearing in three months and returning at the beginning of July coincided with the period of processing import files, including workers, capacities, and demand size... All data became comparable. Sources from the foreign trade sector revealed striking numerical indicators that appeared during the analysis of data from some companies involved in import files, most notably the registration of workers with social security services during the period from January to March 2026, before the declarations of workers completely disappeared during April, May, and June, then returned again starting from July and continued until the end of September, coinciding with the period known for the submission and study of program files.
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