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Fuel Data Portal Weekly: October 05, 2026

Edited by Andy Will, Chief Editor

WTI Crude $90.64  ·  Brent Crude $102.13  ·  RBOB Gasoline $3.32  ·  ULSD (Diesel) $4.53  ·  Henry Hub Gas $3.02  ·  U.S. Diesel $6.38  ·  3:2:1 Crack $65.70/bbl

Trump weighs a temporary diesel export ban as diesel prices hit record highs

California pump prices aside, the story US operators need to watch is in Washington: Trump said he is "very seriously" considering a temporary ban on diesel exports as the global supply crunch worsens. Reports put the pause at 90 days.

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Oil & Refining

Brent hits $107.24, WTI $94.10 as war fears return and Washington floats a temporary diesel ban

Crude opened the week higher after President Trump rejected the peace deal Iran put on the table at the UN General Assembly last week. Brent was trading at $107.24 a barrel, with WTI at $94.10.

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Jobbers & Wholesale

Trump says he is seriously considering a diesel export ban as global supply tightens

President Trump said he is "very seriously" considering a ban on US diesel exports, according to CNBC, as a global supply crunch worsens. For anyone who moves fuel for a living, that comment matters more than anything else this week.

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Freight & Haulers

Trump weighs 90-day diesel export ban as Goldman warns gasoline could climb

The White House is looking hard at a temporary ban on US diesel exports, and Goldman Sachs says the move would cut diesel prices at first and then work against fuel buyers.

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C-Store & Retail

Pump prices fell just over 16 cents last week as Goldman warns a diesel export ban could lift gasoline

Pump prices fell just over 16 cents a gallon in the past week. For a retailer, a drop that fast is usually a good week on the forecourt, because the street price comes down slower than the cost of the fuel sitting behind it.

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Biofuels & Renewables

American biodiesel and ethanol are winning foreign markets because those governments won't shut the door

US biofuel is finding buyers abroad in the two places you'd expect resistance, and the governments there just declined to block it. Britain looked at cheaper American biodiesel landing on its shores and decided against putting duties on it.

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