content not exceed 0.5% in 2020. Gasoil and Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) in Q4/2019 averaged at 14.32 $/BBL, a decline of 1.02 $/BBL compared to the previous quarter. Due to pressure from increasing
from late 2018; particularly, the Gasoline-Dubai crack spread (UNL/DB), Jet (Kerosene)-Dubai crack spread (IK/DB), and the Gasoil-Dubai crack spread (GO/DB), causing the refinery business’s market gross
, leading to higher supplies in the region. Gasoil/Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) in Q2/2017 was averaged at 11.34 USD/BBL, increased by 0.81 USD/BBL, compared to Q2/2016, with respect to a rise in demand from
emergency shutdown of the Dutch refinery; which allowed more Asian export of Jet fuel to enter Europe. Gasoil/Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) crack spread averaged at 13.83 $/BBL compared to Q3/2016, the spread
China. Gasoline-Dubai crack spread (UNL95/DB), Jet (Kerosene)-Dubai crack spread (IK/DB), and Gasoline-Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) were especially affected. This turn of events have led the refinery
their turnaround maintenance, as well as some that encountered difficulties; consequently lowering the excess supplies. Gasoil and Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) in Q3/2019 averaged at 15.34 $/BBL, an
than expectated, thus Japan Kerosene imports decreased. Gasoil / Dubai crack spread (GO/DB) in 2018 averaged at 14.68 $/BBL, increased by 2.17 $/BBL compared to 2017 supported by the mounting demand
crack spread (GO/DB) in Q2/2020 averaged at 5.83 $/BBL, a decline of 5.17 $/BBL compared to the previous quarter due to pressure from demand for Gasoil consumption to decline from the lockdown measures
spread (GO/DB) in Q1/ 2020 averaged at 11.00 $/BBL, a decline of 3.32 $/BBL compared to the previous quarter due to pressure from the COVID- 19 outbreak and the lockdown measures adopted by various
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