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War in the Persian Gulf and Russia has caused refinery exports to plunge, leading to soaring diesel prices globally. This squeeze on supplies impacts industry, transportation, and agriculture worldwide, with shortages appearing in various nations.

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Refineries Are Now the Main Chokepoint for Global Energy Supplies
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Refineries Become Global Energy Chokepoint
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War in the Persian Gulf and Russia has caused refinery exports to plunge, leading to soaring diesel prices globally. This squeeze on supplies impacts industry, transportation, and agriculture worldwide, with shortages appearing in various nations.
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By Matthew DaltonUpdated Sept. 20, 2026 6:28 am ET810Listen(2 min)A Russian oil refinery hit by a Ukrainian drone attack in June. AFP/Getty ImagesPersian Gulf states and Russia have invested tens of billions of dollars in refineries over the past decade to grab a bigger share of the global diesel market. Now, war in both regions has sent exports plunging, squeezing supplies of a fuel that powers much of the global economy. Diesel prices are soaring—they eclipsed $6 a gallon in the U.S. for the first time this month and have kept climbing, hitting $6.45 on Friday. The surge has rattled governments and markets around the world that rely on diesel as the workhorse of their industry, transportation and agriculture. Shortages have appeared at gas stations in rural Brazil, in Libya and some African nations that can’t afford to import the fuel.Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8Already a subscriber? Sign InVideos

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