European nations discuss releasing diesel stocks under US pressure
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European Union countries approved a French proposal to release diesel reserves
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France said the agreement meant the U.S. would not ban the export of diesel
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European countries are discussing a French proposal to release 50 million barrels of diesel into the market
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Countries of the European Union discussed a French proposal to release diesel stocks following pressure from the United States to help contain rising fuel prices
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European Union countries discussed a French proposal to release diesel stocks following U.S. pressure to help cool surging fuel prices
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European countries would release 50 million barrels of diesel stocks according to a French proposal
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Paris proposes to release 50 million barrels of European diesel under U.S. pressure
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The French government proposed to other European countries to release 100 million barrels of crude oil and diesel into the market.
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France is considering releasing diesel and crude oil amid the risk of a US export ban
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The US urged France and Germany to release diesel reserves to lower fuel prices
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The U.S. threatened France and Germany to release diesel stocks or face an export ban
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The US administration has warned France and Germany to use their emergency diesel stocks or face a US ban on diesel exports
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France and four other European countries agreed on a firm response regarding American diesel following a meeting with the European Commission