Global ship fuel shortage expected due to war-related refinery disruptions
Most outlets reported the looming global ship fuel shortage, attributing it to war-related disruptions in refinery operations and tanker traffic. Aaj News highlighted the strain on refiners and their shift in production priorities, while Profit provided specific figures on the projected deficit and price increases.
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Global ship fuel shortage looms as war disruptions squeeze refinery output
Fuel oil deficit forecast at 218,000 barrels per day in third quarter as Middle East exports plunge 45%; Singapore bunker prices have risen 76% since Iran war began
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Ship fuel shortage looms as refiners strained by war favour other products
A shortage of fuel oil used in ships and power plants looms in the third quarter as refiners increasingly squeezed by wars that have disrupted both crude processing and tanker traffic , prioritise output of diesel and other products at its expense. While crude oil has avoided major price spikes in recent months, refined product prices have soared as strikes damage refineries in Russia and the...
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