Brent-WTI: Is Houston closing its doors to more oil?
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This week, the EIA reported that US Gulf Coast oil stocks reached record highs while Cushing oil stocks were flat. Regional crude differentials are shifting in response to rising inventories and slowing refinery crude runs. This Insight considers whether the greater Houston area is closing its doors to more oil flows.
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