Gasoline Cargoes to U.S. at a 3-Month High on Refineries
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Gasoline shipments across the Atlantic Ocean will be at the highest level since June over the next two weeks on declining production from U.S. refineries and excess inventories in Europe, a survey showed.
Thirty-one tankers were booked or are due to be chartered for loading in the period, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey of four shipbrokers, one owner and two traders yesterday. That’s the highest number since at least June and one more cargo than last week, previous survey data show.