IEA warns diesel supplies could stay tight into 2027

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How the sides differ Right sources stress the wars in Ukraine and Iran as drivers; alternative sources stress a refining crisis and Goldman's earlier warning on pump prices.

The International Energy Agency has warned that diesel supplies could remain tight well into 2027, with the gasoil market under strain into the second half of next year. Both reports link the squeeze to higher fuel costs. The New York Post attributes the shortage to the ongoing wars in Ukraine and Iran and adds that it could bring high prices and economic stagnation worldwide. ZeroHedge points to a deepening refining crisis, noting that a Goldman analyst had issued a similar warning about diesel and gasoline prices last month.

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Alternative ZZeroHedgeNo Quick Pump Relief: IEA Warns Diesel Squeeze Will Persist Into 2027

Presents the IEA warning as confirming an earlier Goldman forecast that a refining crisis will prolong high diesel and gasoline prices.

Right NYNew York PostGlobal diesel shortages could drag into 2027 as Ukraine, Iran wars rage, IEA warns

Frames the shortage as a consequence of the Ukraine and Iran wars, with high fuel prices and global economic stagnation as results.