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11 articles about 10 events for “Diesel Shortages Concerns” in Economy/Business.
“It would also include new petrochemical and refining units designed to reduce Nigeria's reliance on imports of some petrochemical products while also allowing the plant to produce different grades of diesel.”
“It would also include new petrochemical and refining units designed to reduce Nigeria's reliance on imports of some petrochemical products while also allowing the plant to produce different grades of diesel.”
“Millions of British van drivers face a combined £2.5bn cost to cover the rising price of diesel this year, according to figures, fuelling calls for the government to scrap its planned fuel duty rise.”
““If these exports do eventuate, it will provide some relief to a market that is facing diesel shortages,””
“American truckers are warning that sky-high diesel prices are eating into their profits and putting pressure on trucking companies to cut routes, raising concerns that some drivers could be forced off the road and the pain could eventually reach Americans at…”
“…ensions between the United States and Iran, including attacks affecting tankers and other energy infrastructure, have disrupted or restricted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and increased fears of supply shortages, The Daytona Beach News-Journal…”
“In mid-September, the Syrian government raised the price of all kinds of fuel, including petrol and diesel.”
“Australia has imported a total of 2.6 million tonnes of Russian-origin oil from the Hengyi refinery since the war in Ukraine began in 2022, mostly in the form of diesel, the Finland-based think tank estimates.”
“The price of sugar has risen sharply in recent months, with retail prices reaching as high as 75 rupees ($0.79) per kilogramme (2.2 pounds) — up from 40 rupees in September 2025 — in some markets, raising concerns that the cost of sweets could also increase.”
“The White House and Pentagon disputed the findings of the CBO on munitions shortages.”
“The war began in February and has caused energy supply shortages of crude coming through the Strait of Hormuz, a key trade chokepoint.”