Bloomberg Markets and Finance
13 Sept 2026, 15:21 UTC · 1h ago
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US refiners are operating near maximum capacity, leaving little room to increase gasoline and diesel supplies quickly. — Supply inelasticity during demand spikes or disruptions typically leads to sharp price increases and inflationary pressure.
-0.70Increasing crude oil production alone will not solve current diesel price issues due to refinery constraints. — This decoupling suggests that crude supply gluts won't necessarily lower finished fuel prices if refining remains a bottleneck.
-0.40Global energy markets are facing record diesel prices driven by a combination of foreign refinery disruptions and limited US capacity. — High diesel costs increase transportation and logistics expenses, acting as a drag on broader economic activity.
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