Commodity Market Report
Global product markets weekly: Global refinery margins are at their lowest since March 2016
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Global crude prices strengthened again during the week commencing 24th September, where the average weekly Dated Brent price moved to slightly above US$82/bbl. This is the strongest weekly average price since early-November 2014 when prices were on their free-fall from US$100/bbl. Crude prices remain supported by the concern of US-Iran sanctions, which are set to begin from 4th November. Market participants continue to evaluate the potential loss of Iranian crude exports which have already fallen by 400 kb/d and options for alternative supplies with no increase from OPEC. US crude stocks were higher as crude runs fell due to planned refinery maintenance in the mid-continent, which contributed to a wider Brent-WTI differential. The differential averaged close to US$9.50/bbl, which is the widest since March 2015.
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