The diesel crack spread measures the refinery profit margin from converting crude oil into diesel fuel. Calculated by subtracting crude prices from diesel prices, this key benchmark signals supply and demand dynamics. Refiners use it to optimize production, while traders and hedge funds speculate on price fluctuations. Investors monitor it to gauge industry profitability and broader energy market health.
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