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U.S. Refineries Boost Jet Fuel Production
U.S. refineries are producing jet fuel at record levels while reducing output of diesel and gasoline. The shift occurs as global supply constraints affect multiple transport fuels ahead of peak summer demand.
May 19, 6:12 PM·1m read1 source
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U.S. refineries are producing jet fuel at a record pace while shifting output away from diesel and gasoline. The change comes as global supply constraints affect multiple transport fuels. The adjustments set up a potential production clash during the peak summer travel period when demand for gasoline and jet fuel typically rises together.
Refineries have prioritized jet fuel to meet current demand levels. This has come at the expense of diesel and gasoline volumes. The pattern reflects broader supply limitations across global oil markets.
Peak summer travel is expected to increase demand for both gasoline and jet fuel. Refineries will need to balance these competing needs under existing supply constraints. Market participants are monitoring how refineries adjust yields in the coming weeks.
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