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Talk of US export ban on diesel deepens US crude futures' discount to global benchmark
Source: reuters.com
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Talk of a potential U.S. diesel-export ban is widening the spread between U.S. crude futures and global Brent. Markets are pricing in the risk that refiners would reduce crude processing if diesel output cannot be exported, pressuring U.S. crude demand while disrupting global refined-products trade.
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