Potential diesel export ban and its impact on U.S. fuel prices

Summary

The Trump administration is considering a diesel export ban as global diesel prices rise due to supply concerns. The Treasury Secretary has indicated the feasibility of such a ban is being examined, while the oil industry and business groups have warned that it could lead to higher fuel prices in the U.S. and globally. European allies have been urged to release diesel reserves to help stabilize prices, and the Group of Seven has announced plans to release 100 million barrels of oil and fuel products. Discussions continue about the potential economic and energy implications of such a ban.

Latest: The Trump administration admitted it was never going to implement a diesel export ban, following pressure from European allies and concerns over potential negative impacts on U.S. fuel prices.

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