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Pressure mounting for Naphtha cracks and spot premiums

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Premiums for naphtha spot cargoes into North Asia have fallen sharply, coinciding with the decline in naphtha cracks over the past month.

September loading cargoes changed hands for premiums of $8.50/mt in late July, but fell to $5/mt in the first week of August. Naphtha cracks had drawn support from a strong gasoline market over July, but with gasoline length expected to rise over the rest of Q3, naphtha cracks and spot premiums will remain under pressure. 

 

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