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‘Time for a new president’: Trump calls on Zelensky to go amid diesel stoush

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First reported by The Age · 11 October at 6:22 am

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The Age·State press·11 October at 6:22 am

‘Time for a new president’: Trump calls on Zelensky to go amid diesel stoush

The US president said Ukraine “better damn well stop” striking Russia’s diesel refineries and called for Zelensky to be replaced with someone who would make a deal with Vladimir Putin.

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The quick read

  • The US president calls for Ukraine to stop striking Russia's diesel refineries
  • The US president demands Ukraine's president Zelensky be replaced
  • The US president wants a deal made with Vladimir Putin
  • The conflict affects diesel refineries, a crucial part of the global automotive supply chain

For dealers: Australian dealers should be aware of potential disruptions to diesel engine supply chains due to the conflict

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The immediate concern for Australian dealers is the potential impact on diesel engine supply chains, which could lead to stock shortages and delays in deliveries

Supply Chain Disruptions

A disruption in diesel refineries could lead to a shortage of diesel engines, affecting sales of diesel-powered vehicles, a significant segment in the Australian market

The conflict highlights the importance of diversifying engine options and having a robust supply chain management system in place to mitigate potential disruptions

Pricing and Margin

Australian dealers may need to adjust their pricing strategies to account for potential increases in diesel engine costs, which could affect profit margins

The situation also presents an opportunity for dealers to promote alternative fuel options, such as petrol or hybrid vehicles, to customers

Competitor Response

Dealers should monitor their competitors' responses to the situation and be prepared to adapt their marketing and sales strategies accordingly

One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current stock and ordering processes to identify potential vulnerabilities and develop contingency plans to minimize the impact of any disruptions

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