Diesel prices could rise 'north of £2.50' as Donald Trump considers US fuel export ban

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Big business warns Trump against diesel export ban in joint letter

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EU says Trump plan to ban US diesel exports would ‘negatively impact both sides' - The Guardian.

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EU says Trump plan to ban US diesel exports would ‘negatively impact both sides' The GuardianBig business warns Trump against diesel export ban in joint letter

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Diesel prices could rise 'north of £2.50' as Donald Trump considers US fuel export ban.

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British drivers are being warned that they could face enormous diesel costs in the near future as US President Donald Trump threatens to ban exports of fuel.Reports have suggested that the United States is considering banning the export of diesel in response to soaring fuel prices, stemming from the war in Iran.While plans have not been confirmed, the price of diesel in Europe rose in response to the plans, while costs dropped in the United States.The White House is reportedly preparing a temporary, 90-day ban on diesel exports, which would be the first restriction on US energy exports since the Obama administration.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Diesel prices around the world have soared since the start of the conflict at the end of February, with UK drivers expected to see a new diesel price peak within days.Data from RAC Fuel Watch shows that drivers are currently paying an average of 197.31p per litre for diesel and 173.08p for petrol.Diesel prices are less than 2p per litre...

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