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Republican Calls for Diesel Export Ban Grow Ahead of Midterms
Source: Bloomberg
Energy Markets & PricesElections & Domestic PoliticsTrade Policy & Supply Chain
Record diesel prices less than two months before the U.S. midterm elections are prompting a growing group of Republican lawmakers to call for a ban on diesel exports. Such a policy, if enacted, could disrupt refined-product trade flows and potentially lower domestic fuel supply pressures, while posing risks to U.S. refiners and export markets.
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