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    US diesel below $6 a gallon at 2-month low on easing tensions, weaker demand

    US diesel prices have decreased to below $6 a gallon after record highs that persisted for two months. This decline follows easing geopolitical tensions and reduced seasonal demand, which are relieving pressure on fuel markets. The national average retail diesel price recently hit $5.998, down from a peak of $6.519 in late September. Measures by the Trump administration aimed at easing fuel costs provided limited relief amid ongoing supply concerns.

    Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said it pumped 10.5 million barrels a day in October, a level reached only once since 2022. Iraq and Kuwait also reported big increases, while the United Arab Emirates is now free of OPEC quotas, allowing it to pump as much as it wants. Gulf shipments nudged lower this week, but remain healthy despite a slew of attacks, according to TankerTrackers.com.

    November crypto sell-off intensifies as Bitcoin price crashes below $66,000 and Ethereum loses $1,850; $236 million liquidated in 60 minutes – Is a bigger crash coming?

    Bitcoin price fell below $66,000 and Ethereum dropped under $1,850 on November 14. The latest sell-off wiped out more than $215 million in leveraged crypto positions within an hour. BTC slid from above $67,100 towards $65,800. ETH dropped from around $1,905 to below $1,850. The selling did not stop with the two largest cryptocurrencies. Litecoin lost more than 6%, XRP fell below $1 and the Nasdaq Crypto Index declined 4.66%.

    In SUV race, CNG raring to close gap with diesel

    CNG is becoming a popular choice among cost-conscious small SUV buyers, surpassing diesel and BEVs in registrations. The demand for CNG vehicles has increased significantly, with manufacturers seeing remarkable sales growth. Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai Motor India are leading the way in CNG SUV offerings and sales. New models are being introduced to meet the rising consumer demand for CNG options.

    Oil releases from IEA emergency stocks to pick up through February, agency says

    Included in the release will be around 15 million barrels of diesel which are scheduled to be released by end-February, almost entirely from government stocks in France and Germany, at a pace of 4 million to 5 million barrels in January before easing in February, the IEA said in a monthly report.

    Global oil market to return to surplus in Q4 2026, larger supply build expected in 2027: IEA

    According to the International Energy Agency, the global oil market is set to rebalance by late 2026. Global oil production is expected to recover faster than demand, resulting in a surplus. The demand for oil is projected to decline by 2.7 million barrels per day in 2026. Despite easing crude prices, tight supplies of refined products continue to challenge energy markets.

    The Economic Times
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