Refinery utilization rate measures the percentage of a refinery’s total capacity actively processing crude oil into products like gasoline and diesel. It signals supply levels, pricing pressure, and operational efficiency. Investors track it to gauge profitability, analysts use it to forecast fuel prices, and policymakers monitor it for energy security. Higher rates often mean tighter supplies, while lower rates indicate reduced demand or maintenance.
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