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Trump Downplays Diesel Export Ban Over Impact on Other Fuels

By Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Jeff Mason, Will Kubzansky · Sep 30, 2026, 6:29 PM CDT

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President Donald Trump signaled that his appetite to ban exports of US diesel has cooled given the risk of unintended price spikes, and one of his top deputies indicated Europe might soon put fresh supplies of the fuel on the market.

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