G7 members are expected to release 100 million barrels of diesel after the United States threatened to impose an export ban, according to officials. The coordinated action is intended to ease pressure on global fuel markets and improve supply availability as energy prices remain elevated. Governments are weighing how quickly to distribute the reserves and which markets should receive them first. The move underscores growing cooperation among major economies while highlighting tensions over energy policy and trade policy measures globally.
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