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Russia Partially Lifts Diesel Export Ban After Trump-Putin Deal

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Russia has partially lifted its diesel export ban following a Trump-Putin agreement. The move eases energy-supply constraints that have pressured EUR/USD through elevated European energy costs. Traders watch whether further Russian oil-product releases ease Eurozone inflation, a key variable in ECB policy—especially critical given France's budget stress and widening euro-zone spreads.
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@george_kramer · 1 hour ago

We dont need diesel from Russia, we rather stay without

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@mercury01 · 1 hour ago

Speak for yourself

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@titi_nwa · 1 hour ago

When the diesel comes don't buy it you hear?

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@josiah_edem · 1 hour ago

If Trump is for America first then why make deal with Russia

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@josiah_edem · 1 hour ago

wow, first you complain gas is too high, he makes a deal to get prices down and you guys complain, there is plenty to complain about Trump, but the hypocracy from many of you is unreal, start helping instead of complaining online all the time. SMH

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@hosea_makelele · 1 hour ago

So, Kushner didnt go to Russia to make a peace deal he went to make a diesel deal

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@emma_durban · 1 hour ago

Better to give the Diesel to the USA than for Ukraine to bomb it

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Biden funded Ukraine now Trump is funding Russia, fair game!

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@aisley · 1 hour ago

Mid-term strategy

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@dipuo_kefilwe · 1 hour ago

Democrats gonna find away to criticize this now

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@cahaya_dewan · 1 hour ago

Its al a chess game, you small pawns are not in the big league

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@weilo_daniel · 1 hour ago

The oh oh moment

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@weilo_daniel · 1 hour ago

Poor EU and Ukraine

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@weilo_daniel · 1 hour ago

Common sense policy, Go Trump

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