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Morgan Stanley Warns Diesel Export Ban May Lift Gasoline Prices
According to a report from Morgan Stanley, the US administration under President Donald Trump's ban on diesel exports could lead to rising gasoline prices in the United States. This is expected to occur as refinery operations are reduced and local diesel inventories accumulate, thereby putting pressure on gasoline production and causing prices to increase. The report predicts that refinery output could decline by about 2 million barrels per day, with gasoline supplies decreasing by roughly 650,000 barrels daily. Meanwhile, Europe is likely to be affected even more by the potential impact of this ban. As the ban is being discussed, the oil market is preparing for further volatility and challenges.
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