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UK holds emergency talks with U.S. over potential diesel export curbs

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UK Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh is holding emergency talks with her American counterpart amid concerns about a potential U.S. move to curb diesel exports to Europe, according to OilPrice.

City AM reports Fahnbulleh is in direct contact with U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright to discuss how any diesel export choke could disrupt European supply.

The report says the situation is being viewed as a risk to prices at the pump as the diesel crisis escalates.

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OilPriceUK Holds Emergency Talks With U.S. as Diesel Crisis Escalates

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