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Dollar rises and European diesel futures jump on possible U.S. export ban

Brent crude stays below $100 a barrel as traders focus on the potential U.S. export ban.

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The U.S. dollar climbed as European markets reacted to expectations of a possible U.S. export ban, according to the WSJ Markets.

European diesel futures jumped on the news flow, reflecting renewed concerns about regional fuel supply and pricing.

In the same session, Brent crude oil remained below $100 a barrel.

Latest closeWTI crude $90.73 ▼4.1%|Brent $96.22 ▼3.0%

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