Trump diesel ban threat increases U.S. export profitability
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Potential U.S. diesel export restrictions are driving up the profitability of Atlantic shipments and increasing tanker activity.
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- Traders are rushing to ship diesel from the United States to Europe following statements by Donald Trump regarding possible export restrictions.
- The increased demand for these shipments has caused tanker booking rates to reach their highest levels since early August.
- Global diesel markets remain tight due to the ongoing Iran war and attacks on Russian refineries.
- Rapidly narrowing price gaps between U.S. and European markets have incentivized traders to secure immediate cargo space.
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