Diesel refining margins have surged to $113 a barrel, versus a typical $20-$30, in a sharp sign of stress in fuel markets. With $100 crude, that implies roughly $213 a barrel before tax and distribution, raising costs across transport and agriculture.
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Diesel refining margins have surged to $113 a barrel, versus a typical $20-$30, in a sharp sign of stress in fuel markets. With $100 crude, that implies roughly $213 a barrel before tax and distribution, raising costs across transport and agriculture.
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