Russia resumes diesel exports after Trump deal

Russia has resumed diesel exports to global markets following an agreement with President Trump aimed at lowering fuel prices. Kremlin officials confirmed shipments began this week amid mixed international reactions.

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Russia restarted diesel exports to global markets on October 13 following an agreement with the United States aimed at lowering fuel prices. The partial export resumption follows an October 10 policy adjustment by Moscow. The volumes are expected to provide only marginal stability to broader energy markets.

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