IMF World Bank IEA push nations to stop hoarding energy and loosening export controls now

They warn hoarding and export controls could worsen shortages

IMF, World Bank and IEA leaders are urging countries to let energy stocks flow freely to global markets and avoid export controls that can tighten shortages. They say countries facing severe supply impacts are being consulted on concerns, as policymakers seek to keep fuel and energy availability steady during periods of volatility and risk.