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Russia extended the diesel export ban until the end of October 2026, amid disruptions to refining operations caused by Ukrainian attacks. This puts pressure on the global diesel market, especially as the United States considers imposing export restrictions of its own. There has been heavy reliance on exports from Russia and the United States, which together supplied more than two million barrels per day of diesel, raising the risk of a severe supply shortage, particularly given refinery disruptions and shipping corridor issues. Additionally, rising refining margins and increasing diesel prices reflect a major crisis in refining capacity and product supply, threatening to drive up prices and reduce global supplies. Arab countries may have the opportunity to increase their exports if they can boost production and delivery.
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