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Trump's Diesel Threat Risks Undercutting U.S. Credibility in Global Energy Markets
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Trump's Diesel Threat Risks Undercutting U.S. Credibility in Global Energy Markets

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RDU Global Correspondent

World Politics Desk

Washington, United States 9m ago•5 min read

President Donald Trump's reported consideration of a diesel-export ban has jolted energy markets and alarmed traders who say the move could raise prices rather than lower them. The proposal, described by outlets including Politico, Bloomberg and The Economist, would mark a sharp departure from America's long-standing role as a reliable supplier and could reverberate far beyond U.S. fuel pumps.

President Donald Trump's reported consideration of a diesel-export ban has jolted energy markets and alarmed traders who say the move could raise prices rather than lower them. The proposal, described by outlets including Politico, Bloomberg and The Economist, would mark a sharp departure from America's long-standing role as a reliable supplier and could reverberate far beyond U.S. fuel pumps.

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