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Jet Cracks Likely to Remain Elevated above Long-Term Average: Platts

JET FUEL

Jet fuel crack spreads in Europe and the USGC have retreated for a spike in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Platts said.

  • However, cracks are expected to remain elevated above the historical average of $16/b.
  • Jet fuel cracks are expected to remain broadly in line with diesel throughout the remainder of 2024. Thus, jet fuel is expected to be at a premium to diesel beginning this winter and lasting through to next year.
  • In the longer term, Platts expects jet fuel cracks to narrowing, but could still exceed the historical long-term range of up to $20/b.

Source: S&P Global Commodity Insights

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