Canada and G7 allies agree to release oil and diesel into market


In a joint statement on Friday afternoon, the G7 nations — the United States, Canada, France, Italy, Germany, Britain and Japan — said they will release 100 million barrels from their stockpiles over the next four months, which will be coordinated by the International Energy Agency.



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