Oil prices on Tokyo Commodity Exchange reach record high since July 2008
Energy
- 06 June, 2022
- 05:42
The price of oil futures on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange has reached a maximum in almost 14 years, Report informs referring to Kyodo News.
On June 6 morning, the price of Middle East oil on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange reached 86,000 yen ($657.8) per kiloliter, the highest since July 2008.
High energy prices are putting serious pressure on the energy supply system. On June 6 morning, Japanese government secretary-general Hirokazu Matsuno said that a government meeting on the issue would be convened in the coming days. This will be the first Cabinet meeting on this topic in five years.
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