Exxon CEO warns fuel export bans worsen global energy woes

11 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 1

Darren Woods said price caps also distort markets, as China, Russia and South Korea curb diesel or other fuel exports.
He argued national restrictions reduce supplies needed elsewhere and deepen strains in already disrupted global energy markets.
The comments come amid upheaval linked to the Middle East war, which has prompted governments to shield domestic consumers and industry.

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