U.S. gasoline stocks reach 12-year low

Gasoline supplies in the United States have fallen to their lowest level in 12 years, reaching 204 million barrels last week, despite the resumption of operations at one of the major refineries in the Chicago area, which had been disrupted. This has led to an increase in gasoline prices, which have risen to $4.43 per gallon — the highest levels since mid-August — adding pressure on the U.S. government ahead of the elections. Analysts warn that banning diesel exports could indirectly worsen the gasoline crisis, as it may lead to reduced oil processing, gasoline production, and jet fuel supply.

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