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Diesel Shortages Drive Record Profits
A report from the British website "The Guardian" revealed that the global diesel shortage, caused by damage to refineries due to the war in the Middle East and Russia, along with China's restrictions on fuel exports, is opening the door for Western refinery companies to record high profits, despite the supply crisis lasting until 2027. As diesel prices rise and production declines, companies such as TotalEnergies and Shell have benefited from high profit margins, with expectations of unprecedented earnings. Meanwhile, markets are concerned that the crisis could worsen, leading to a gasoline shortage as the need to increase diesel production continues.
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