US Energy Secretary Wright says they could consider a IEA withdrawal, if there is no climate-issue agreement

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US Energy Secretary Wright says they could consider a IEA withdrawal, if there is no climate-issue agreement US White House official says, on Energy Secretary Wright's diesel export ban comments, says the US President makes a decision best for the US, and he wants to see pump prices fall. All options are being considered, Reuters' Renshaw reports US Secretary of State Rubio says Russia and Ukraine have both expressed some interest in a limited ceasefire around energy and grain Supports reform of the IEA on such matters, instead of a withdrawl. Threats of this kind have historically ended in reform concessions or negotiated drift rather than exit, and the explicit preference for reform in the same remarks reads as the actual position, with withdrawal as leverage. The transmission channel for markets runs through the IEA's data and forecasting role rather than any physical supply route: the agency's demand and climate scenario work is a benchmark that informs long-dated investment decisions in crude, refining and LNG, so friction over its remit matters more for capex signalling than for prompt barrels. A distinction worth drawing is between a US exit, which would erode the IEA's funding and coordinating weight in strategic stockpile releases, and a renegotiated mandate, which would mainly shift its long-run projections in a direction friendlier to hydrocarbon supply growth. The follow-ons are whether allied members respond publicly, whether the comments harden into a formal review, and any shift in the tone of the agency's flagship outlooks.

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