U.S. urges Europe to release diesel reserves as Iran conflict pushes prices higher
EU countries are set for crisis talks on soaring diesel prices amid concern that a U.S. export ban could hurt Europe's economy, CNBC reports.
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The United States is urging European countries to immediately release diesel reserves as the war involving Iran pushes fuel prices to record levels, according to a report by CNBC.
The report said European Union countries are set to hold crisis talks on the soaring diesel prices, with officials warning that a potential U.S. export ban could hurt Europe's economic outlook.
CNBC's report did not provide additional detail on the scale of the proposed reserve release or a timeline for the planned EU talks.
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- U.S. urges Europe to ‘immediately’ release diesel reserves as Iran war fuels record prices — CNBC — Top News
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