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● NYMEX ULSD heatingOil Futurestraded near $4.63 a gallon on October 2, 2026, down 0.14% in delayed trading.
The G7, comprising France, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States, said in a joint statement that 100 million barrels of reserves would be deployed over four months, with a substantial diesel release frontloaded within the first 20 days. French …
President Trump had previously threatened a diesel export ban, a measure that would likely have pushed gasoline prices higher given the interconnected nature of refined product markets, despite acknowledging its potential impact. Gasoline prices have already eased somewhat from recent peaks following the end …
Heating oil, also known as No. 2 fuel oil, serves as a key benchmark for distillate fuels including diesel and jet fuel, meaning its price movements often reflect broader dynamics across the distillate complex rather than residential heatingDemandalone. The contract's sharp year over year …
This decline from the dominant global supplier has coincided with coalDemandtracking toward a record high this year, creating aSupplyand demand mismatch that has pushed prices up substantially both on a monthly and annual basis. The combination of weather related shipping disruptions and policy driven …
Brent settled at USD 102.31 on Thursday after a report of a third aircraft carrier and up to 10,000 more troops, and WTI settled at USD 92.87. The gap of USD 9.44 is simple arithmetic on those two settlements. Brent gained about 14 percent …
Washington wants allies to release emergency diesel stocks to lower global prices. If they do not, the administration could restrict U.S. diesel exports, keeping fuel at home. Officials have also weighed red-diesel tax relief as an alternative. The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSEARCA:XLE) …
The deployment could signal that the U.S. is preparing to escalate its war against Iran. The report said Trump is weighing resuming strikes after the midterms. Oil rose even though crude flows from the Middle East have recovered to near prewar levels, because fuel …
Brent is the international benchmark and reflects seaborne crude that must pass through chokepoints, while WTI is the U.S. benchmark priced at inland storage. Brent's 14 percent gain in September reflects war risk and refined product shortages, and WTI's 4 percent gain reflects a …
Oil jumped on Thursday after a report that the United States is sending a third aircraft carrier and up to 10,000 more troops to the Middle East, and after Chinese refiners suspended most October fuel exports. Brent settled at USD 102.31, up 4.4 percent. …
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