Diesel and tanker markets react to bombed Russian refining infrastructure
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A sharp increase in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure has those in the refined products markets looking at the near-term implications for export volumes, trade flows, freight rates and commodity prices.
S&P Global estimates that Russian refineries with a combined nameplate capacity of over 1.6 million b/d nationwide have now been affected to some degree by Ukrainian attacks.
In this episode of the Platts Oil Markets podcast, Joel Hanley is joined by Tom Washington, Senior Writer, Rebeka Foley, Senior Oil Markets Analyst, and Nadia Bliznikova, Associate Editor, to discuss how the latest developments are impacting related diesel and tanker markets in the region and further afield.
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Strike on Russia's Taneco refinery marks leap in Ukrainian drone radius
REFINERY NEWS: Russia's Taneco attacked by drones: reports (subscriber content)
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AAVBG00 - ULSD 10ppmS CIF NWE Cargo
AAWYZ00 - ULSD 10ppmS CIF Med Cargo
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