Crack spreads represent the price gap between crude oil and the petroleum products refined from it, like gasoline and diesel. Traders use these futures-based margins to hedge price risk or speculate on refining profits. Refiners, energy investors, and commodity traders benefit most, as the spread signals refinery profitability and helps manage exposure to volatile oil markets.
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