Global oil supplies are suddenly flowing. Why a crude glut won’t mean cheaper diesel.
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13 lis 2026, 22:09Marketwatch
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Global oil supplies are suddenly flowing, with the world expected to soon have more oil than it needs for the first time since the Iran war began in February.
The development marks a significant shift in global oil markets, coming after months of supply constraints caused by the Iran conflict. This surplus is expected to create a crude glut, but experts warn that this won't translate to cheaper diesel prices for consumers.
The situation reflects the complex relationship between crude oil supplies and refined product markets, where diesel prices are influenced by multiple factors beyond just raw material availability.
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