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Trump's sulfur comments shake bunker market

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Traders tell S&P Global Platts that Trump's comments on sulfur regulations from Friday have "smashed the high-low in the paper market" regarding the European market for marine fuel. "We have seen Trump pull out of bigger things," says one bunker trader.

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