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The source did not specify how much oil would be released from the stockpiles.</p>\n<p>Biden has already asked China, India, South Korea and Japan to release strategic oil stocks in concert with the United States. 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Swaps are typically offered when oil companies face a supply disruption like a pipeline outage or damage from a hurricane.</p>\n<p>Outright sales are less common.</p>\n<p>U.S. presidents have authorized emergency sales from the SPR three times, most recently in 2011 during a war in OPEC member Libya. 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Japanese and Indian officials are working on ways to do that, Reuters reported.\nThe unprecedented effort by Washington to team up with major Asian economies to lower energy prices is intended as a warning to major producers that they should pump more oil to address concerns of high fuel prices in powerhouse economies.\nOPEC+, which groups the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia, plans to meet on Dec. 2 to discuss output policy.\nThe United States historically has worked with the Paris-based International Energy Agency $(IEA)$, a bloc of 30 industrialized energy-consuming nations when global supply issues demand a coordinated release of stocks.\nJapan and South Korea are IEA members, while China and India are only associate members.\nUnder an SPR swap, oil companies take crude oil from the stockpiles but are required to return it - or the refined product - plus interest. 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