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Why a U.S. Diesel Export Ban Won’t Lower Fuel Prices
As the national average diesel price soared to a record $6.52 per gallon, the Trump Administration sent mixed signals this week about restricting U.S. diesel exports.
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Record-high U.S. diesel prices have triggered a debate over export restrictions as refinery disruptions tighten global fuel supplies and analysts warn a blanket ban could reduce U.S. refinery output.
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