Diesel export ban could backfire on gas prices, CEO says
Patrick Pouyanné said the proposal could cut refinery output, lift U.S. gasoline prices and force Europe to tap strategic reserves.
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A ban on diesel exports from the United States could lead to higher gasoline prices
A ban on diesel exports from the United States could lead to higher gasoline prices.President Donald Trump is considering such a measure to reduce high prices. The head of the French company Total, Patrick Pouyanne, said that the ban would force...
Why Blocking U.S. Diesel Exports Could Make Fuel More Expensive
Talk of a possible ban on U.S. exports of diesel fuel to curb soaring prices at the pump could end up pushing all fuel prices higher, cutting refinery runs as storage fills up, analysts have warned. The move could result in a glut of the fuel in the United States while the rest of the world struggles to secure supply. Retail diesel prices in the U.S. hit an all-time high of over $6.50 per gallon last week amid the global crunch that led to highe…
Mexico leads purchases, while Chile and Peru are now highly dependent; Colombia is among the most supportive of its own refinement
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