Asia Distillates-Gasoil refining margins climb to over 3-month high
SINGAPORE, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Asian refining margins for 10ppm
Refining margins, also known as cracks, for
The cracks for the benchmark
Crude oil prices rose on Wednesday after a report of declining U.S. crude inventories and as producer club OPEC seemed to stick to its supply cuts despite pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
The 10ppm
The overall middle distillate market in Asia is expected to remain well-supported over the next couple of months as quite a few refineries in the region will be conducting seasonal maintenance, keeping supplies under check, trade sources said.
Meanwhile, benchmark diesel refining margins in northwest Europe had risen on Tuesday as supplies were expected to tighten partly due to lower imports from the Middle East and Asia.
Cash differentials for 10ppm
Cash discounts for jet fuel JET-SIN-DIF narrowed to 22 cents a barrel to Singapore quotes on Wednesday, compared with a discount of 26 cents a barrel on Tuesday.
Jet refining margins rose to a week high of $14.29 a barrel over Dubai crude, compared with $14.09 a barrel in the previous session.
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