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Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Fails to Lower US Prices as Fuel Costs Rise
Analysts say the promised Russian volumes are too small to ease a global diesel shortage, while legal challenges could also hinder imports.
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Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Fails to Lower US Prices as Fuel Costs Rise
The diesel agreement announced by US President Donald Trump and the Russian leader, Vladimir Putin, has so far failed to lower diesel prices in the United States, with average prices instead rising slightly, The Wall Street Journal reported on October 28.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The impact of the diesel supply agreement between the US and Russia on global supply and prices is expected to be limited. CSIS researcher Kotkin stated that the continuity of supplies depends on attacks on refinery capacity and energy infrastructure.
The diesel supply, which Putin is sending to the US as campaign aid, will not improve gas station prices. Can the ship even dock?
·Düsseldorf, Germany
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