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Europe downstream oil in brief: trade spurs storage investment
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Report summary
The oil storage industry is critical to ensuring the European oil product market can rectify its persistent product surplus and deficit positions. These growing imbalances will continue to drive demand for oil storage and subsequent investment in the sector. As such, we expect to see increasing levels of competition, particularly in the ARA region, as businesses look to better position themselves for the future and maximise returns. Our benchmark European retail gross fuel margins decreased again in August, for both diesel and gasoline, on the back of elevated wholesale prices.
Table of contents
- European oil product storage: betting on a buoyant trade outlook
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Margins
- Refining margins
- Fuels marketingmargins
Tables and charts
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European oil product supply demand balancesEuropean independent storage capacity growth to 2024European trade to capacity ratio
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MED gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsMED refining marginsNWE gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsNWE refining marginsMonth average gross margins - August 2018United Kingdom gross marketing marginsFrance gross marketing marginsGermany gross marketing marginsSpain gross marketing margins
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