G7 leaders, after a meeting chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron, said members would release 100 million barrels of oil and fuel over four months through the IEA, front-loading a 'substantial' diesel release in the first 20 days; shortly before, Trump said Europe had agreed to release diesel stocks, after threatening a US diesel export ban. On 7 October the IEA said members would accelerate releases still outstanding from the March collective action, about 100 million barrels, prioritising diesel, and the European Commission said releases must stay within the March volumes.
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