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Trump Admits Diesel U.S. Export Ban Could Raise Gasoline Prices
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The headline splitOilPrice.com frames it as "Trump Admits Diesel U.S. Export Ban Could Raise Gasoline Prices". Politico Europe frames it as "Trump says diesel export ban is still on the table".
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Trump Admits Diesel U.S. Export Ban Could Raise Gasoline Prices
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A potential ban on U.S. diesel exports could have “a negative impact on gasoline,” U.S. President Donald Trump said late on Wednesday, although he didn’t rule out such a move from the Admin...
Trump says diesel export ban is still on the table
Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the administration, as well as European governments, would soon announce measures aimed at bringing down diesel prices.