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IMF, World Bank and IEA urge countries not to hoard energy or restrict exports

April 14, 2026·Economy Middle EastPolicy

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GCC CONTEXT

Global energy institutions' calls against hoarding and export restrictions could benefit GCC energy exporters by maintaining open market access and supporting sustained oil and gas revenues critical to regional economies. For GCC investors, sustained energy exports translate to stable government revenues, supporting continued infrastructure spending and economic diversification initiatives across the region. However, the effectiveness of these recommendations depends on geopolitical cooperation, which remains uncertain amid ongoing supply chain tensions.

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