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Gasoline to Cost More If US Diesel Ban Hits, Morgan Stanley Says
Source: Bloomberg
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Morgan Stanley warned that a potential Trump administration ban on diesel exports would have significant implications and could raise US gasoline costs for drivers. The restriction could tighten domestic refined-fuel market dynamics, creating a negative consumer and energy-price risk.
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