Europe Gasoline/Naphtha-Gasoline refining margins rise
LONDON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Northwest European gasoline refinery profit margins rose by $1.11 on Tuesday to about $9.78 a barrel.
About 4,000 tons of E5 gasoline barges traded in the Argus window on Tuesday.
No Eurobob E10 gasoline barges traded.
Meanwhile, EU-27 and UK gasoline and blending component exports to other regions have averaged 460,000 barrels per day so far in February, against 885,000 bpd in January.
| Trade | Bid | Offer | Prev. | Seller | Buyer |
Ebob Barges MOC Platts E5 (fob ARA) EUROBOB-ARA |
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Ebob Barges E10 Platts (fob ARA) |
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Ebob Barges Argus E5 (fob ARA) | $660.50 (4KT traded) |
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| $652.75 (6KT traded) | ||
Ebob Barges E10 Argus (fob ARA) | $660.50 (3KT assessed) |
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| $658 (3KT Assessed) | ||
Mar. swap (fob ARA) |
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| $669.75 | |||
Premium Unleaded (fob ARA) PU-10PP-ARA |
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Cargoes (fob MED) |
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Cargoes (cif NWE) |
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Naphtha (cif NWE) NAF-C-NWE |
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Ebob crack (per barrel) | $9.78 | Prev. $8.67 |
Brent futures | LCOc1 | |
Rbob | RBc1 | |
Rbob crack | RBc1-CLc1 | |
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