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$1B Mineral Vaults, Diesel Export Ban Clash & Black Sea Grain Shift to Baltics
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A one-billion-dollar joint financing commitment from the US Export-Import Bank to Glencore and Mercuria establishes a national strategic critical minerals reserve, directly reshaping raw material supply chains. Meanwhile, Washington faces internal discord over energy policy as Energy Secretary Chris Wright openly rejects a proposed ban on diesel exports despite record retail fuel prices and a three-million-barrel crude inventory build. In agricultural trade, escalating Black Sea naval strikes reduce active Russian wheat buyers to just eight nations, forcing both Moscow and Kyiv to pivot bulk grain logistics toward Baltic ports. Concurrently, New Delhi slashes import duties on crude and refined edible oils to curb twenty-percent inflation ahead of peak festive demand, while global gas markets price in sustained structural tightness.
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