Russian Diesel Exports Doubled After Sanctions Lifted

Russian diesel exports doubled after the Trump administration lifted sanctions. However, according to the source text, despite this increase, no shipments were made to the US. The export increase is expected to be short-lived. The reason cited is Ukraine's resumption of attacks on refineries. The increase in shipments following the lifting of sanctions created a temporary easing on the supply side, but ongoing risks to refinery infrastructure cast doubt on the sustainability of this picture. From a market perspective, this fluctuation in export volumes increases uncertainties regarding supply security. Ukraine's refinery attacks have the potential to create downward pressure on production and shipment capacity. Not investment advice.

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The doubling of Russia's diesel exports following the lifting of restrictions is fueling expectations of an increase in oil demand. Brent could see mild upward pressure in the short term, given its 3% rise over 24 hours and a 50-period RSI around 50. MACD remaining below its signal line and the price trading below SMA20 indicate that the trend has not yet become clear. Therefore, the price is forecast to show a slight rise within the 93-94 range over a 1-3 day period. However, with volatility high, the move is likely to remain limited.

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