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Diesel supply squeeze could keep fuel costs elevated for ‘years’: S&P Global

Dan Ronan, Special Correspondent |

With inventories worldwide being depleted, there is little room to absorb additional supply shocks, Amy Groeschel of S&P Global Energy told attendees at the Journal of Commerce Inland26 Conference.

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