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Europe’s Diesel Crunch Draws First Mexican Supply in Seven Years

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 26 August 2026, 16:05 UTC By Lucia Kassai 1 min read
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Europe’s diesel supply situation has gotten so tight that the region is drawing on imports from Mexico for the first time in seven years as the Iran war and a halt in Russian cargoes upends historical trade flows.

Europe’s diesel supply situation has gotten so tight that the region is drawing on imports from Mexico for the first time in seven years as the Iran war and a halt in Russian cargoes upends historical trade flows.
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