Trump's Oil Price Strategy Faces Two Major Tests This Weekend
The article says two Trump administration decisions could shape energy risks and fuel prices: keeping U.S. forces out of Saudi Arabia’s conflict with the Houthis and licensing Russian diesel. Houthi attacks have reportedly struck Aramco’s Dhahran headquarters and disrupted Riyadh’s main airport, while the Russian diesel license faces a test on October 18.
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