Trump's Diesel Deal with Russia Stalls as US Fuel Stocks Hit 20-Year Low

US President Donald Trump's attempt to secure a diesel supply agreement with Russia has been disrupted. The rerouting of two tankers dealt a blow to the White House's move to lower fuel prices and bolster political support. The development coincides with US fuel supplies falling to their lowest level in 20 years. The supply crunch is putting upward pressure on fuel prices. The diversion of the tankers led to disruptions in planned diesel shipments. This complicates the administration's efforts to control energy costs. The White House's move was seen as critical both economically and politically. Lowering fuel prices is considered an important factor in maintaining voter support. Experts indicate that if the supply shortfall persists, price pressure may continue. The fate of the agreement will become clear in the coming days. Not investment advice.

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Brent crude fell sharply by 8.8% in 24 hours to 94.97, with its RSI at 19 placing it in oversold territory; such moves raise the likelihood of short-term rebound buying. MACD remains negative and the price is below the SMA20/SMA50, meaning the primary trend is still downward. The news flow highlights supply-side risks: U.S. diesel inventories at a 20-year low and the stalling of the Russia agreement could support oil products in the near term. Nevertheless, there is no confirmation of a clear trend reversal; any rebound may remain limited. I expect a modest upward reaction with moderate confidence.

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