
The head of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, said that the issue of diesel fuel was not discussed at the meeting of G20 trade ministers in Milwaukee, despite rising world prices and statements by US President Donald Trump about a possible ban on diesel exports.
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Global diesel prices have risen sharply, drawing the attention of G20 trade ministers. US President Donald Trump previously said he was considering banning the export of diesel fuel within the country.
The head of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, Maxim Reshetnikov, said that the issue of diesel fuel, the prices of which have risen sharply in the world, was not discussed at the meeting of G20 trade ministers.
When asked whether the ministers discussed the situation with diesel fuel, Reshetnikov shook his head negatively.
“Specifically (no - ed.),” he told reporters.
US President Donald Trump said earlier that he was considering a ban on the export of diesel fuel. At the same time, the US administration admits that such a decision could increase prices for “other things,” he admitted.
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