Russia begins diesel exports after Trump deal amid global oil market concerns

What happened: The Kremlin said Russian diesel has begun reaching global markets after an agreement with US President Donald Trump, and that Moscow partially lifted its diesel export ban from October 10. Key numbers: Trump said Russia would supply more than 300,000 metric tonnes, or 2.25 million barrels, plus 500,000 tonnes in November and a further 1 million tonnes after. Why it matters: The Kremlin said the volumes would help stabilise oil markets but not fully stabilise them. The deal drew criticism from Ukraine's president, European officials and some Republican politicians. Coverage: 6 outlets in 24h

The Kremlin said Russian diesel has begun reaching global markets after an agreement with US President Donald Trump, and that Moscow partially lifted its diesel export ban from October 10.

The Kremlin said the volumes would help stabilise oil markets but not fully stabilise them. The deal drew criticism from Ukraine's president, European officials and some Republican politicians.