; (B) the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea; (C) the Russian Federation; (D) the Islamic Republic of Iran; (E) any other country the government of which is subject to sanctions imposed by the United States; and (F) any entity owned, controlled, or influenced by— (i) a country referred to in any of subparagraphs (A) through (F); or (ii) the Chinese Communist Party; (2) a dislocation in the gasoline market shall be deemed to occur only when— (A) the price differential between crude oil and finished gasoline, as reflected in an industry daily publication, increases by more than 50 percent over its 10-year rolling average, and continues for 7 consecutive days; and (B) the price differential continues to increase during the most recent week for which price information is available; and (3) a dislocation in the diesel fuel market shall be deemed to occur only when— (A) the price differential between crude oil and diesel fuel, as reflected in an industry daily publication, increases by more than 50 percent over its 10-year rolling average, and continues for 7 consecutive days; and (B) the price differential continues to increase during the most recent week for which price information is available. (d) Continuing evaluation The Secretary shall conduct a continuing evaluation of the price data supplied by the Energy Information Administration and data on gasoline and diesel fuel prices from published sources. (e) Release of petroleum products After consultation with the gasoline, diesel fuel, and crude oil refining industries, the Secretary shall determine procedures governing the release of gasoline and diesel fuel from a Reserve. The procedures shall provide that— (1) the Secretary may— (A) sell gasoline or diesel fuel from a Reserve through a competitive process; or (B) enter into exchange agreements for gasoline or diesel fuel that results in the Secretary receiving a greater volume of gasoline or diesel fuel as repayment than the volume provided to the acquirer