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Morgan Stanley Warns US Diesel Ban May Cut Gasoline Output
Morgan Stanley has reported that a ban on American diesel exports could lead to a decrease in gasoline production in the U.S. market due to rising stockpiles, which would force refineries to cut their operations by up to two million barrels per day. Although refineries are striving to boost gasoline production, it is expected that supply will decline by approximately 650,000 barrels daily. Meanwhile, diesel prices within the United States are anticipated to fall, while there will be a strong increase in international markets, especially in Europe, where the price per gallon has reached $6.528 compared to $3.76 before Iran's attack.
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