Asia Pacific oil product markets: 2015 in review & what to look for in 2016
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Report summary
Asian refiners enjoyed healthy margins in 2015 as low oil prices led to lower outright product prices, stimulating demand. 2016 should be another good year for Asian refiners as demand growth outpaces capacity growth in Asia. Demand growth continues to remain robust with gasoline driving that growth yet again. Anticipated higher levels of refinery maintenance and expected continuation of crude price discounts should lend support to the margins in 2016.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- Review of 2015:
- Outlook for 2016:
- Global overview
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Asia Pacific
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Review of 2015:
- Crude prices and differentials
- Refining capacity
- Crude runs
- Product supply/demand/stocks
- Crack spreads
- Gross refining margins
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Outlook for 2016:
- Crude prices and differentials
- Refining capacity
- Crude runs
- Product supply/demand/stocks
- Crack spreads
- Gross refining margins
- Other regions
- Conclusion
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Review of 2015:
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Selected benchmark gross refining margins
- Crude throughputs in Asia
- Refining margin for FCC/hydrocracking Dubai in Singapore
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