Brussels pushes Donald Trump to maintain ‘free flow’ of diesel
- Posted on September 25, 2026
- By Financial Times
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European Union officials are urging the Trump administration to preserve unrestricted diesel trade flows to prevent energy market disruptions. With Europe already grappling with elevated energy costs comparable to the 2022 crisis, the bloc's energy commissioner emphasizes that supply chain interruptions could exacerbate the continent's economic challenges. Brussels seeks assurance that new trade policies won't compromise fuel accessibility and pricing stability during a critical winter period.
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