DOE/EIA diesel price drops 2nd straight week, futures market declines too
The diesel market is softening under a potential decline in Chinese demand and signs of Russian oil getting into the market.
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The diesel market is softening under a potential decline in Chinese demand and signs of Russian oil getting into the market.
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