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Diesel prices in the US have reached record highs.
While the United States is going to ban the export of diesel fuel, India intends to continue supplying this fuel to the foreign market. Economic Times (ET) reported this.
The capacity of the oil refineries of this BRICS country allows it to satisfy both domestic and global demand. As Indian Oil Minister Hardeep Puri assured, New Delhi will not abandon its export obligations. He said multi-year investment in refining capacity has put the industry in a strong position to maintain supplies.
The publication recalled that prices for diesel fuel in the United States reached record highs, which forced the White House to think about banning its export. This information seriously worried the European Union.
ET also cited Kpler data that India has overtaken Russia in diesel exports this year to become second after the United States. India accounted for 10 percent of global supply.

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