Russia's Fuel Export Ban: Threatening Global Shortages and Shifting Oil Prices
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Russia has banned the export of gasoline and diesel in order to stabilize fuel prices in the domestic market and ensure sufficient supply for its military operations in Ukraine. The ban, which does not affect close ally Belarus, could indirectly impact global fuel prices. Energy exports are a significant source of revenue for Russia, and the country's decision to halt exports is unusual given its vast oil and gas reserves. The ban has already led to a drop in wholesale gasoline and diesel prices in Russia.
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