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Diesel rationing could come within weeks and prices could top $4 a litre, says Saul Kavonic

ABC News Australia - Business · 23 September 2026 at 6:27 pm

MST Marquee's head of energy research, Saul Kavonic says rationing could come into effect in Australia within weeks, and the price of diesel could top $4 a litre, if US President Donald Trump follows through with threats to ban US diesel exports.

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