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Here’s What US Export Controls on Fuel Would Mean for Prices and Markets
Source: Bloomberg
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Surging U.S. gasoline costs and record diesel prices are intensifying fuel-inflation pressure ahead of the midterm elections. The increases raise the likelihood that President Trump could pursue policy measures aimed at lowering consumer fuel costs, potentially affecting energy markets and related sectors.
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