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Global oil supplies are suddenly flowing. Why a crude glut won’t mean cheaper diesel.

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MarketWatch reports that the world is expected to soon have more oil than it needs for the first time since the Iran war began in February. The piece argues that this coming surplus of crude will not automatically translate into lower diesel prices.

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  1. MarketWatch FIRST 2h ago Global oil supplies are suddenly flowing. Why a crude glut won’t mean cheaper diesel.

    It’s official: the world is expected to soon have more oil than it needs for the first time since the Iran war began in February. But more oil doesn’t automatically lead to lower diesel prices.

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