Russian Energy Ministry says there is no reason to ban diesel fuel exports and adds that production and stocks are sufficient, via RIA

The Russian Energy Ministry's statement about not banning diesel fuel exports suggests stability in supply, which could ease upward pressure on global fuel prices amid ongoing geopolitical concerns.

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This outcome may strengthen expectations of continued availability in the market, potentially impacting energy commodities and related currencies. Watch for reactions in oil prices and broader risk sentiment as this develops.

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