Trump's shipping waiver does not boost oil flows within US; fuel exports soar - Reuters

A shipping waiver implemented by the Trump administration has not increased the flow of oil within the United States, according to Reuters. Instead, the policy has coincided with a significant rise in fuel exports from the country. This indicates the waiver, intended to ease domestic oil transport, is primarily benefiting international markets. The measure was likely aimed at reducing energy costs or improving supply within the U.S. by relaxing shipping regulations. However, the outcome suggests a different impact on the domestic energy landscape than perhaps intended.