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Trump Has a Diesel Problem
Source: Bloomberg
Elections & Domestic PoliticsEnergy Markets & PricesTrade Policy & Supply Chain
Bloomberg Opinion argues that worsening Republican midterm-election prospects could increase the likelihood of a U.S. diesel-export ban, despite the U.S. not facing a diesel supply shortage. Such a restriction would be a negative policy intervention for diesel trade flows and could disrupt global refined-products markets.
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