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Refining & Markets

Crude oil, refinery runs, and the crack spread: the upstream economics that set what fuel buyers downstream pay.

WTI Crude $68.78 +0.09 Brent Crude $72.13 +0.33 ULSD (Diesel) $3.26 +0.07
Latest Brief · Jul 03

Brent drops to low $70s in fourth straight weekly loss as Hormuz flows return

Crude is back near pre-war levels. Brent is trading in the low $70s and WTI is below $70, both on track for a fourth straight weekly loss as oil starts moving through the Strait of Hormuz again. For US jobbers and haulers,…

Weekly Brief · Jun 29

Oil climbs as U.S.-Iran fighting resumes and Russian refinery strikes cut a quarter of output

Crude prices were higher early Monday after a fresh U.S.-Iran escalation over the weekend. The move up was slower than you'd expect, because traders are still betting on a peace deal and largely ignoring the bullish signals…

Refining & Markets, the wire

Refining is where crude becomes fuel, and its economics ripple straight to the rack and the pump. This section follows crude benchmarks, refinery runs, and the crack spread that signals how hard refiners will run.

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