India Says It Will Keep Exporting Diesel
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US weighs diesel export ban: India ramps up shipments as Russia supply falters. Can it sustain this?
The US is weighing a 90-day ban on diesel exports amid pressure to lower fuel prices, while India continues to boost overseas shipments. Here's why Indian diesel exports are rising, who is buying the fuel and whether India can sustain high export volumes as global supplies remain tight.
India Says It Will Keep Exporting Diesel
India will keep exporting diesel to help meet global demand and ease the fuel crunch, Oil Minister Hardeep Puri said. “We honor our commitments,” the minister said at an industry event in New Delhi, noting that India’s refining capacity continues to expand thanks to years of investments. India’s refining capacity today is around 5.36 million barrels per day (bpd), which will rise to 5.8 million bpd over the next year, Puri said. By 2032, India t…
Indian oil minister Hardiep Puri said that his country did not plan to stop diesel exports in the event that the US imposed a ban on overseas sales to contain high prices, emphasizing New Delhi's commitment to its international contracts. India's article confirms that its exports of diesel continue despite concerns about US restrictions written in the stock market.
India will continue to export diesel fuel, while the United States is considering stopping its supply, reports Bloomberg with reference to... 25.09.2026, PRIM
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