Oil producers, consumers discuss energy market stability

Oil producers, consumers discuss energy market stability

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Toshihiro Nikai (R) addresses a meeting of representatives from major oil producing and consuming countries in Asia and the Middle East on April 26 in Tokyo to discuss measures to stabilize the energy market. (Kyodo)

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