2015 Global Refinery Net Cash Margin Review
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Wood Mackenzie’s analysis for 2015 shows Global Net Cash Margins (NCM) increased by almost 50% from 2014 levels, as falling crude prices , increased global gasoline demand, and refinery operational downtime in certain markets provided a boost to margins.
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