Russia's Diesel Export Ban Triggers Largest U.S. Futures Jump in Four Years

Russia's Diesel Export Ban Triggers Largest U.S. Futures Jump in Four Years

Russia banned diesel exports through July 31, 2026, after Ukrainian drone strikes hit refineries, Reuters reported. U.S. diesel futures — contracts to buy fuel at a set price later — posted their biggest daily gain in four years. The ban worsened a global supply crunch driven by years of Western refinery closures and strong post-pandemic demand, hitting anyone who heats a home, runs a truck, or pays shipping costs.

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