India to continue diesel exports despite US threat
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India's Oil Minister Hardeep Puri affirmed that India will maintain its diesel export commitments despite potential US policy changes.
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- Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Puri stated that India will honor its international fuel supply contracts.
- The statement follows reports that the United States is considering potential restrictions on diesel exports to stabilize domestic prices.
- India is currently the second-largest supplier of seaborne diesel globally.
- Foreign investment interests from Saudi Aramco and Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. remain focused on India's expanding refining sector.
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