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Diesel prices in Europe have increased by up to 7%, reaching $1,528 per ton, after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at the possibility of halting fuel exports from the United States, the continent's largest supplier. This threat raised concerns about a worsening global supply shortage, especially amid declining exports from the Gulf region and tensions at Russian refineries, as the diesel market continues to suffer from a greater shortage than crude oil. Although the United States has not announced an official embargo, the speculation has led to a sharp rise in fuel prices, at a time when the global market is already facing supply constraints and potential refinery output reductions in the U.S., highlighting the challenges to securing fuel supplies worldwide.
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