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Cracks in gasoline 92 RON worsen due to low demand / China domestic prices rising, while FOB China offers remain high

Cracks in gasoline 92 RON worsen due to low demand / China domestic prices rising, while FOB China offers remain high

May 30, 2024

MTBE FOB Singapore Asian was up $2.5/mt per day to $855.50/mt, while the MTBE factor remained unchanged at 1.135. The prices of crude oil and naphtha were both higher for the day. Brent crude futures in July rose $1.48/b to $84.87/b, while C&F Japan's naphtha was up $3.25/mt to $692.75/mt. Gasoline cracks are still in a downward trend, and they're narrowing quickly, just like the previous week. On May 29, the 92 RON crack for Brent crude oil dropped to $4.36/b from $5.53/b. Asian traders say that the demand outlook in Asia is dim, and producers are actively searching for buyers in spite of rising inventories. Sources said that domestic prices in China are on the rise. The East China domestic price of prompt cargo is currently trading at around...

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