Asia Diesel Exports to Africa Hit Multi-Year High

Asian diesel shipments to Africa are set to reach a 4.5-year high in August, replacing declining Middle East supplies due to regional shipping disruptions. Higher refinery output and wider east-west price spreads enabled Asian refiners to capture the growing trade flow.

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Asia's diesel exports to Africa reached 2 million metric tons in August, hitting a 4-1/2-year high amid Middle Eastern supply disruptions. The surge replaced plunging volumes from traditional regional suppliers following geopolitical conflicts. African buyers turned eastward to secure vital fuel shipments.

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