Deficitul global de motorină ar putea persista până în 2027

Global diesel shortages, driven by conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, are expected to persist until at least 2027, impacting economies worldwide. Retail diesel prices in the U.S. have surpassed six dollars per gallon, raising concerns among farmers and transporters. Diesel storage availability has increased, but companies are hesitant to renew contracts due to low fuel supply. U.S. diesel stocks have dropped to historic lows, with projections indicating they will remain below 100 million barrels until late 2026. European diesel stocks are also low, and ongoing geopolitical tensions may further disrupt supply. While China has increased exports, any escalation in conflicts could lead to price spikes.