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Brent weakens on EIA-announced crude build

June Brent futures flat price witnessed a choppy afternoon, rallying back into the $90/bbl region at 14:10 BST but failing to maintain this level and falling to $88.95/bbl come 16:10 BST.

Putting The ‘L’ in LPG

The LST/FEI arb witnessed notable weakness in the first week of the fortnight. Prompt prices fell from -$160/mt on Mar 27 to lows of -$186/mt come Apr 02, before retracing to above the -$180/mt mark for the rest of the week.

Brent Softens Below $90/bbl

Prompt Brent futures flat price has witnessed a relatively weak afternoon period. Prices were initially stable around the $90.50/bbl mark, reaching highs of $90.71/bbl at 13:10 BST. However, since then prices slipped lower, reaching $89.56/bbl at 16:12 BST.

Naphtha Report: FLOP-J

This past fortnight has seen a far weaker naphtha complex in both regions, yet, the East has performed slightly better in the past couple days.

Brent Happy Around $90.50/bbl Mark

The Brent Futures prompt contract has seen a volatile morning, opening around $90.60/bbl before oscillating from lows of $90.40/bbl up to highs of $90.93/bbl at 08:50 BST.

A Tale of Two Margins

Refinery margins calculate a refiner’s profit margins – and usually, we see Asian margins tower over their European counterparts. Why then have M1 Asian margins lately fallen under European margins? Find out the “crude” details about this in our latest article.

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