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US Gulf Coast Product Exports Rise

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Gasoline and diesel loadings from US Gulf Coast surged to 1.88mbpd so far this month and on track to break records since Jan16 according to Vortexa.

  • Exports are predicted to be 27% higher than 2019. Most fuel exports are headed to Latin America, in particular to Brazil and Mexico. Brazil are replacing lost European supply with US barrels.
  • EIA weekly petroleum data shows total US finished gasoline exports at 0.93mbpd with distillate exports at 1.38mbpd both at the top end of the 5-year range.

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Gasoline and diesel loadings from US Gulf Coast surged to 1.88mbpd so far this month and on track to break records since Jan16 according to Vortexa.

  • Exports are predicted to be 27% higher than 2019. Most fuel exports are headed to Latin America, in particular to Brazil and Mexico. Brazil are replacing lost European supply with US barrels.
  • EIA weekly petroleum data shows total US finished gasoline exports at 0.93mbpd with distillate exports at 1.38mbpd both at the top end of the 5-year range.