The American Petroleum Institute warned against policy moves that could harm the global economy, amidst a premium of over $95 per barrel for Brent crude, while calls opposed a ban on US diesel exports.
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The American Petroleum Institute warned against policy moves that could harm the global economy, amidst a premium of over $95 per barrel for Brent crude, while calls opposed a ban on US diesel exports.
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American Petroleum Institute
U.S. trade association for the oil and natural gas industry
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