Category: Refined Fuels

While gas prices have declined, the supply and demand imbalance suggests elevated prices will continue, DTN market analyst Troy Vincent explains.

Purchasing fuel in the wholesale market is not an easy job. Successful fuel buyers must remain vigilant and ready to pounce on opportunities that present themselves. What exactly do fuel buyers need to consider when evaluating wholesale fuel prices?

It can be complicated and confusing to keep up to date with trends in supply and demand in the petroleum products industry. Suppliers in the market make decisions and change prices throughout the day. Quick reactions and adaptability will empower your company’s pricing optimization strategy.

U.S. drivers had high hopes that the release from the nation’s SPR would help ease triple-digit prices of crude oil and reduce gasoline prices at the pump.

Fears over potential demand destruction for refined fuels are not surprising at all. When reading headlines, it’s natural to be nervous about the short-term and long-term impacts on the energy market – but is demand destruction an actual concern?

Today’s inflationary period draws frequent comparisons to the 1970s, but it’s not exactly apples to apples. Discover key differences and learn what refined fuels professionals can likely expect.

China and India have been buying more oil from Russia. Senior Market Analyst Troy Vincent discusses why the surge in oil imports may not hold.

Buying and selling in today’s fast-paced rack market is challenging, but it also holds many profitable opportunities. Learn three keys to gaining a competitive edge in this dynamic marketplace.

Read the case study to learn how Shell Deutschland, GmbH digitized their fuel transactions, leading to increased business with more partners.

Knowing exactly when and where to move fuel inventory keeps the supply chain flowing; it’s also vital to improving your margins. Discover three dynamics to focus on when seeking market opportunities.