US exports of crude and products have surged to ~6 million barrels/day, helping alleviate global tightness. However, if US inventories (especially diesel) continue drawing at current pace, commercial diesel stocks could hit critical levels by August. If that coincides with high retail fuel prices, the US could restrict exports, though this is not the base case.
The administration is focused on supporting US supply and energy dominance, but in an environment of rapidly drawing inventories, export restrictions cannot be ruled out. Such restrictions would create a wide gap between higher international prices and lower US prices in the short term.