Cotațiile petrolului au crescut cu 2% după ce China a anunțat că-și suspendă exporturile de combustibili - Economica.net

Oil prices increased by about 2% after China suspended petroleum product exports, tightening the already strained fuel market. Brent crude rose to $100.48 per barrel, while light sweet crude reached $92.07. This suspension raises concerns about domestic production availability in China and may affect global diesel supply due to reduced refining capacity amid geopolitical tensions. The Trump administration urged Germany and France to release diesel from emergency reserves to stabilize global fuel prices, warning of potential U.S. diesel export bans. Europe’s reliance on U.S. fuel has grown following the ban on Russian imports due to the Ukraine invasion and Middle Eastern conflicts.